Our Team: Dedicated to Preserving Puerto Rico’s Architectural Legacy
The Puerto Rico Historic Building Drawings Society is guided by a team of passionate professionals, researchers, and advocates who share a deep respect for Puerto Rico’s architectural heritage. Our team brings together diverse skills and expertise, united by a common commitment to preservation, documentation, and public education.
Our leadership provides vision and direction, ensuring that every initiative aligns with our mission to protect and promote historic architecture. With experience in architectural history, preservation practices, and cultural research, the leadership team guides our work with integrity and purpose.
Lloyd Singer
Leadership
Our documentation and research team is responsible for producing detailed building drawings and historical records. Through careful study and fieldwork, they capture the unique character of historic structures and transform them into accurate, lasting documentation that supports conservation and learning.
Tonya Mosley
Research Team
Supporting this work is our education and outreach team, which focuses on sharing knowledge with the public. Through educational programs, publications, and community engagement, they help raise awareness about the importance of architectural preservation and encourage public participation in safeguarding historic buildings.
Quintin Phillips
Outreach Team
TESTIMONIALS
Voices That Reflect the Value of Preservation
The work of the Puerto Rico Historic Building Drawings Society is strengthened by the people who share our commitment to preserving architectural heritage. Here are a few reflections from those who have engaged with and supported our mission:
Dana Clarke
CUSTOMER
“The detailed drawings produced by the Puerto Rico Historic Building Drawings Society are invaluable. Their work preserves architectural knowledge that is essential for restoration and long-term conservation. They bring history to life through precision and care.”
Joseph Brown
CUSTOMER
“Access to these building drawings has deepened my understanding of Puerto Rico’s architectural traditions. The Society’s dedication to education and documentation has been an incredible learning resource for students like me.”
Sara Blankenship
CUSTOMER
“Their efforts help communities recognize the importance of historic buildings in shaping our identity. By raising awareness and advocating for preservation, they inspire pride and responsibility for our shared heritage.”
Larry Danielson
CUSTOMER
“The Society’s work goes beyond documentation. It creates a bridge between history and the future by preserving architectural records that might otherwise disappear. Their contribution to cultural preservation is truly meaningful.”