Stephanie Hoagland

Architectural Historian

GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

• Serve as Principal Investigator-Architectural History for cultural resources surveys.

• Responsible for all aspects of projects, including historic research, historic sites survey work, evaluation of historic resources' significance, and assessment of project effects.

PRIOR WORK EXPERIENCE

• Sea Cliff Landmarks Commission, Sea Cliff, Long Island, NY, Summer 2002

  • Organized and conducted architectural survey of 19th and 20th century resort architecture.

  • Conducted historic research at Buildings Department and local library.

  • Completed Historic Resource Inventory Forms for possible use for Local, State and National Landmarking or Historic District.

• Doo Wop Preservation League, Wildwood, NJ, Summer 2001.

  • Organized and conducted survey of 1950-60s resort architecture in Wildwood Crest, Wildwood and North Wildwood.

  • Conducted historic research of the approximately 300 structures at local historical societies and each of the three municipal building departments.

  • Utilized fieldwork and research to write a narrative description of each structure.

  • Ranked the surveyed structures based on architectural significance and integrity and prepared an overview map with the surveyed structures color-coded according to rankings.

• Eugene Horton and Associates, Seattle, WA, 1992 - 2000.

  • Account Manager/Office Manager for Yacht Department with several hundred accounts.

  • Assisted Commercial Producer on ocean marine and commercial accounts.

  • Claim reporting and customer service. Acted as mediator between customer and insurance company.

  • Received incoming checks and paid monthly bills to insurance companies from trust account.

• Allee, King, Rosen, Fleming Inc., New York, NY, 2000 - 2002.

  • Researched construction and architect information for historic properties affected by proposed Second Avenue Subway and Cross Harbor Tunnel projects.

  • Researched building permits at Building's Department in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Staten Island. Also conducted research at Municipal Archives, New York Public Library and Columbia University.

EDUCATION

• Columbia University, New York, NY

  • Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation.  M.S., Historic Preservation.

• Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA

  • B.A., Interior Design.

COMMUNITY

• Capitol Hill Neighborhood Planning Project, Seattle, WA. Member, Architecture and Urban Form committee and Historic Preservation subcommittee.

• Friends of Jon Bartholomew, Seattle, WA. Treasurer, City Council campaign.

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