New York / Washington / DC / Furniture Kansas City / Chicago / St. Louis / /
Company
Roller Blinds Zirlin Interiors Inc. / John Kny Painting and Decorating Inc. / Finishing Parma Conservation Ltd. / Engineering Restoration Parenti and Raffaelli Ltd. / New York Scarab Group Inc. / Masonry Architectural Lighting Restoration Restoration Archistoric Workshop LLC / Wall Fine Wood Conservation Ltd. / New York Theodore Merwitz Textiles Inc. / Luminescent Glass Studio LLC / Bulley & Andrews LLC / Architectural Arts Inc. / Field Hill Mechanical Corp. / Owner Contractors Inc. / Exterior Limestone New York / Bulley & Andrews LLC Rich Juneau / /
Country
United States / / /
Facility
Samuel M. Nickerson Mansion The Richard H. Driehaus Museum / Metropolitan Museum of Nathan Jonjevic / Illinois Botti Studio of Architectural Arts / National Gallery of Art / Nickerson mansion / / /
Organization
Freemasonry / Division of Bulley / /
Person
Bourbon Tile / Cor van Horne / Franklin Park / Elizabeth Kendall / Gordon Anson / Doug Seaman / Rich Juneau / Restoration / Carmella Saraceno / Ken Bauwens / Scott Duff / Nancy Bourbon / Bill McMillan / Roger Machin / Jim Kamilis / Peter Buffalo Grove / Allan E. Bulley III / Jim Kilburg / Gary Behm / Conservators Furniture / Jeff Zelisko / Chris Lee / Jim Parenti / Wooden Objects Cleaning / Furniture Conservators Jeff Burris / Marble Rockville / Edward Snow / Olaf Unsoeld / Scott Norris / Samantha Chmelik / Nathan Jonjevic / Paul Zirlin / Christopher Botti / / /
Position
President / Architect / Vice President / Project Manager / Marketing Coordinator / Director Evanston / General Contractor / Deputy Chief / Design Consultant / Director / Manager Cleaning / Manager / Nickerson Restoration / Manager The Richard H. Driehaus Museum DriehausMuseum.org info@driehausmuseum.org / Founder Design Engineer / Interiors Design Engineer / Director / Operations / /
The Restoration of the Samuel M. Nickerson Mansion The Richard H. Driehaus Museum embodies the highest ideals of preservation, conservation, and restoration. After establishing the Samuel M. Nickerson House as a museum i