HRG's COVID-19 Updates

Dear Clients, Colleagues, and Friends:

We want to let you know that although HRG staff is working remotely, we are fully operational and committed to serving you and your projects. We are limiting in-person meetings, but we are all available via email, phone, and video conferencing. During this time, email will be the best way to contact us but we will be regularly checking phone messages as well and will follow up accordingly.

As always, we are focused on keeping your projects moving and remaining responsive to our work, while doing our part to keep our staff safe and reduce the spread of COVID-19.

Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

 

Happy Holidays from Historic Resources Group!

 

Historic Resources Group Celebrates 30 Years of Preservation Practice

As Historic Resources Group enters its 30th year, we look forward to providing historic preservation services and continued collaboration with our clients and colleagues for many years to come. View our 30th Anniversary slideshow.

 

Historic Resources Group changes leadership without changing at all.

Christine Lazzaretto
Managing Principal

Paul Travis, AICP
Managing Principal

Andrea Humberger
Business Operations Principal

Peyton Hall, FAIA
Principal Architect

John LoCascio, AIA
Principal

Kari Michele Fowler
Senior Preservation Planner

Laura Janssen
Senior Architectural Historian

Heather Goers
Architectural Historian

Robby Aranguren
Planning Associate/GIS Specialist

Molly Iker-Johnson
Associate Architectural Historian

Holly Kane
Development Manager/Associate Historian

Christy Johnson McAvoy
Founding Principal

 

Cast Your Vote – Help Save the Formosa Café!

West Hollywood’s Formosa Café is one of twenty-five projects on historic Main Streets across the country competing in the Partners in Preservation: Main Streets Program. This program provides funding for rehabilitation work, determined by popular vote, with the online voting portal hosted by National Geographic. The beloved Formosa Café, which opened in 1925 on Route 66, will be rehabilitated if funding is received, preserving an icon for future generations. Located across the street from a major movie studio, the Formosa was a favorite of numerous celebrities, as well as mobsters. Threatened by development pressures, places like the Formosa Cafe are exceedingly rare today. This project will help its owners keep the building alive. Log on and cast your vote daily between now and October 31, to help the Formosa, shuttered since December, win much-needed funding!

Photo credit: Formosa Café by Sue Hwang.