1. National Park Service Preservation Briefs: These are technical documents that provide guidance on various aspects of historic preservation and restoration. They cover topics such as masonry, windows, roofing, and more.
2. The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for Rehabilitation and Guidelines for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings: This document sets out the principles that should guide the preservation and restoration of historic buildings. It provides guidance on everything from materials and design to sustainability and accessibility.
3. International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS): ICOMOS is an international organization that promotes the conservation of heritage sites. It offers a wealth of resources, including publications, training programs, and networking opportunities.
4. Preservation Trades Network: This organization connects people involved in traditional building trades, such as carpentry and stonemasonry. It offers training courses, networking events, and other resources.
5. National Trust for Historic Preservation: This nonprofit organization works to protect historic places and offer resources to those who want to do the same. It offers grants, training programs, and other resources for preservation and restoration architects.
6. American Institute of Architects Historic Resources Committee: This committee is dedicated to promoting and supporting the preservation of historic buildings. It offers a range of resources, including publications, events, and networking opportunities.
7. Traditional Building magazine: This publication covers all aspects of traditional building and design. It features articles, case studies, and other resources for preservation and restoration architects.
8. American Society of Interior Designers Historical Preservation Council: This council is devoted to promoting the preservation and restoration of historic interiors. It offers resources, including publications and networking opportunities, for interior designers and architects.
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