History, Architectural History & Preservation Planning
Goodwin and Associates supports public and private sector clients through comprehensive, nationwide services for the identification, evaluation, and treatment of historic properties ranging from buildings, to engineering structures, to cultural landscapes and historic districts. Our professional public historians, architectural historians, preservation planners, and conservators are expert in supporting projects applying local, state, and federal preservation laws, regulations, and guidelines. All staff meet, or exceed, the professional qualifications established by the Secretary of the Interior in their respective fields. We value our existing clients, who have come to rely on our proactive and reliable service; and welcome the opportunity to provide our 42-years of applied built resources experience to support the work of new clients in established and emerging economic sectors.
Services
- Literature and Background Research
- Due Diligence Studies
- Nationwide Historic Contexts
- Architectural Reconnaissance Surveys
- Intensive Architectural Surveys and National Register Assessments
- Cultural Landscape Surveys
- Viewshed Analyses
- National Register Nominations
- Historic Structures Reports
- Certified Rehabilitation Documentation (Parts I & II)
- Integrated Cultural Resource Plans (ICRMPs)
- NEPA Support
- Consultation Support for Section 106 Compliance
- Expert Testimony
- Agreement Documents (MOA, PA)
- Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) Documentation
- Historic American Engineering Record (HAER) Documentation
- Historic American Landscape Survey (HALS) Documentation
- Architectural Salvage Programs
- Historical Monographs and Publications
- Public Interpretation Programs, Materials, and Electronic Media Applications
- Educational Materials and Curriculum Modules
Our History, Architectural History & Preservation Planning Clients
Built resource services most often support public and private-sector projects involving governmental approvals for funding, permitting or licensing on the local, state, or federal levels. Historic preservation compliance triggers range from agency programs, to new construction associated with residential and commercial development, to complex infrastructure projects associated with the energy and transportation sectors, to work within designated historic districts, to time-sensitive recovery projects following natural disasters.
Staff Expertise
Goodwin & Associates has the depth of professional staff and experience to scope project requirements fully, to execute work expediently within challenging project schedules, and to develop and fulfill cost-effective mitigation and treatment solutions. Our professional practice emphasizes close coordination with our clients to insure timely and thorough completion of local, state, or federal historic preservation planning and compliance.
Senior History, Architectural History & Preservation Planning Staff
Kathryn M. Kuranda, M.Arch.Hist.
Senior Vice President, Architectural & Historical Services
Kirsten Peeler, M.S.
Senior Project Manager, Architectural & Historical Services
Samuel Young, B.F.A.
Senior Project Manager, Architectural & Historical Services
Katherine E. Grandine, M.A.
Senior Project Manager, Architectural & Historical Services
Molly L. Soffietti, M.A.
Project Manager, Architectural & Historical Services
Martha R. Williams, M.A., M.Ed.
Senior Historian
Susan Barrett Smith, B.A.
Senior Historian