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Alisa Smith Designs

Alisa Smith is an architectural color consultant who has been practicing for over 20 years. In addition, Alisa works as a design consultant for restoration/renovation projects and is known for her kitchen and bathroom design abilities.

David Lawrence Gray Architects, AIA

With a staff of licensed architects and 38+ years of experience, our portfolio demonstrates expertise in Adaptive Reuse and Historic Preservation in DTLA and LA County. We bring a strong understanding of the development and construction processes to our work.

FK Design Group

FK Design Group understands local regulations and manages the permitting process to restore buildings, build ground-up period projects and incorporate universal design into existing structures.

Hilary Stevens / Coldwell Banker

Hilary lectures on historic preservation and home ownership. She holds a Historic Property Specialist designation from the National Trust for Historic Preservation and MBA from Columbia University. Hilary is a member of the Joyce Rey Team, an internationally recognized industry leader.

Historic Building Services Inc

We are a full-service general contractor specializing in the restoration and renovation of historic theaters, commercial buildings and homes in the Los Angeles Area. Every job, large or small, is given the same attention to detail and client satisfaction.

Home Front Build, Inc.

As historic general contractors, Home Front can do period cabinetry, foundation, plastering, painting and finishing.

John J. Daly Inc.

John J Daly is the leading expert in quality home construction and development, including remodels and restorations.

Kelley Construction

Kelley Construction is a family-owned business specializing in restoration.

Pasadena Architectural Salvage

Pasadena Architectural Salvage's extensive inventory includes mantels, lighting, wrought iron gates and balconies, plumbing accessories, door hardware, furniture and accessories manufactured circa 1880 to 1950.