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John Milner Associates, Inc.
Provides multidisciplinary services in architecture and preservation planning, building conservation, and cultural resources to clients in the eastern United States. (infos)Michael Gaetner & Associates
Architects specialize in historic preservation and rehabilitation projects, including "fast track" projects, accessibility issues, and federally funded work. Commercial, residential, and hotel work, largely in the southwestern United States. (infos)
Westfield Architects & Preservation Consultants
Woman-owned architecture firm handles historic preservation of residences, commercial buildings, and speciality items such as Lucy the Margate Elephant. Projects are in mid-Atlantic region of the United States. (infos)
Peter Marquis-Kyle
Freelance "conservation architect" offers planning, building assessment, design, and documentation services for projects in Australia, following the Burra charter. (infos)
Frazier Associates
Full-service architecture firm working primarily in the Mid-Atlantic region of the United States. Includes awards and project information. (infos)
David Brain Partnership
Bath, UK-based architectural practice experienced in conservation, and specialising in historic building restoration. (infos)
Gil Sanchez, Architect
Provides full historic architectural services in the Southwest US, specializing in restoration, rehabilitation and historical documentation of adobe construction. (infos)
Sunderland Period Homes
Specializes in building and restoring 18th and 19th century New England colonial homes. View samples of exterior and interior projects. (infos)
Pracownia Acant
Polish architectural firm specializing in the design and construction of palatial façades, interiors, and exterior sculptures, gates and fencing. (infos)
Robin Kent Architecture & Conservation
Specialists in the conservation of historic buildings and sites, ancient monuments, conservation areas, and related issues, including new design in historic contexts. (infos)