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Context Statements & Integrity: From Big Picture to Seven Aspects
Learning Objectives
- Identify key components of historic contexts and the approaches to developing contexts, including the multiple property documentation format.
- Develop best practices for synthesizing historic context statements and field surveys, including establishing appropriate registration requirements and integrity considerations.
- Identify and understand each of the seven aspects of integrity.
- Understand the connections between historic integrity and significance, as well as a resource’s likelihood to become registered or qualify for rehabilitation tax credits.
Speakers
- William Burg, Historian, California Office of Historic Preservation
- Anne Cervantes, AIA, Principal, Cervantes Design Associates, Inc
- Donna Graves, Principal, Donna Graves, Arts and Heritage Planning
- Caitlin Harvey, Architectural Historia, Left Coast Architectural History
- Bridget Maley, Architectural Historian, Architecture + History, LLC
- Desiree Smith, Preservation Project Manager, San Francisco Heritage
- Christina Wallace, LEED AP, Conservator and Preservation Project Manager at The Presidio Trust
- Shayne Watson, Architectural Historian, Watson Heritage Consulting
- Andrew Wolfram, Principal, TEF Architecture and Design
- Christopher VerPlanck, VerPlanck Historic Preservation Consulting