Resources :: Architects

This section contains a brief listing and contact information for a number of preservation and house related services, from house inspectors and real estate brokers to preservation architects. There are also listings on products for use in and around historic homes and buildings.

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William Gould Architectural Preservation, LLC
William Gould

Tel: 860-974-3448	E.mail
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Complete contracting services including design and consulting. Structural repairs and epoxy reconstruction of timber frames. Millwork produced in our own shop. Molding, with over 250 profiles on hand. Flooring. Roofs, sawn or handsplit wood shingle. Plastering. Retrofitting for increased energy efficiency. Buildings dismantled and relocated. Stairways, fences and railings.

Leonard Baum Architects
Leonard

Tel: 401-941-1650	E.mail
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Many homes built over the last three centuries are worthy of being saved for their architectural significance, continuing renaissance of our american culture. I document for restoration and reconstruction these period houses and barns. Additions are designed to blend with and compliment these historic structures for today's lifestyle. Their original craftsmanship and materials are combined with current technologies and inspired design to complement our american architectural traditions.

Analee R Cole, RA, LEED AP
Analee Cole

Tel: 203-733-3896	E.mail
Fax: 8457891373	Web

Independent architect specializing in 18th century restoration, project management, and sustainable design.

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Three Essential Tips to Getting Your Historic Home Sold
by: John Petraglia

As an owner of an historic home and a real estate broker who specializes in antique and historic home sales, I have been on both sides of a transaction in selling a home. As a homeowner getting ready to sell your home, it sometimes is hard to motivate yourself to make minor repairs to your home, especially when you have lived comfortably with things as they were. By John Petraglia - practicing the art of real estate brokerage for over 25 years and publisher of Antique Homes Magazine.

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Italianate 1840-1885

The Italianate style derives from palace and villa architecture of the Italian Renaissance of the 15th century.

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