ICR and ICC draw on the many talents and expertise of a full staff of conservators, materials scientists, craftspeople, project managers, and administrative personnel.

Glenn Boornazian – President, ICR and ICC
Glenn Boornazian brings credentials, experience, and vision to the architectural conservation field. In 1988, recognizing that the market for historic preservation services was highly fragmented, Glenn started what would become Integrated Conservation Resources, Inc. (ICR) and Integrated Conservation Contracting, Inc, (ICC) in order to integrate investigative architectural conservation services with high-quality conservation and restoration contracting. Today, as President of ICR and ICC, Glenn draws on his extensive knowledge of building materials conservation to provide conservation services for historic buildings and monuments. His expertise includes specialized conditions investigation, materials testing, analysis and assessment, and the implementation of treatment recommendations. After studying at Columbia University's Graduate Program in Historic Preservation, Glenn served as Staff Conservator for the Center for Preservation Research at Columbia University, and Director of Restoration for the Nantucket (Massachusetts) Historical Association. He is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at Columbia University's Graduate Program in Historic Preservation and speaks widely on historic preservation.

Norman R. Weiss – Senior Scientist, ICR and ICC
As Senior Scientist, Norman Weiss draws on more than thirty years of practical experience in architectural conservation to provide technical support to our consulting and contracting personnel. Trained as an analytical chemist at New York University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Weiss is a pioneering specialist in the analysis and preservation of traditional building materials. Weiss is a life member of the Association for Preservation Technology (and recipient of that organization's Harley J. McKee Award). He has taught at Columbia University since 1977 and frequently lectures for the Campbell Center, RESTORE, the National Park Service, and for preservation organizations worldwide. He has served as Visiting Conservation Scholar, J. Paul Getty Museum; Visiting Conservation Scientist, Conservation Center/IFA, New York University; Visiting Professor, University of Southern California; and was the conservation specialist on the Architect's Advisory Group for the U.S. Capitol.

Joe Cardoso – Project Manager, ICC
As both Project Manager and restoration craftsman, Joe Cardoso has dedicated his career to the art and business of fine workmanship. Prior to joining ICC, he owned a successful contracting company for more than twenty years. As ICC Project Manager, Joe is responsible for the process and results of our restoration/ conservation contracting projects. In this capacity, he draws on his considerable technical expertise as well as his strong construction and project management skills.

Themis Rodrigues – Assistant Project Manager, ICC
Themis is an Architect who graduated from Santa Ursala University in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. After graduation, Themis worked as a design architect for a large construction company and then as a project manager and cost estimator for an engineering firm. Themis has been with ICC since 2000 and today is the Assistant Project Manager providing project coordination, quality control and day-to-day project management services.

David Flory – Conservation Architect, ICR
David brings to ICR the skills of a design and preservation architect with experience in analytical chemistry and conservation. His early educational and professional pursuits in the field of chemistry paired with a lifelong interest in the arts developed into his passion and present position as a conservation architect. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture, cum laude, and worked for seven years on new construction and landscape architecture projects before continuing on to earn a Master of Science in Architectural Studies in Historic Preservation with highest honors from the University of Texas at Austin. Since that time, he has worked on various project types from high end commercial, to adaptive reuse, to preservation. In recent years, he has served as project architect/team member for the Edison National Historic Site, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the U.S. Capitol and the World Monuments Fund.

Tina Paterno – Senior Conservator, ICR
Tina earned her Master's of Science in Architectural Preservation from the University of Pennsylvania. Prior to joining ICR, she worked at the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument as part of a UPenn winter program with the National Park Service. Tina is multilingual having studied in Asia and western Europe. She has published the work from her master's thesis on the "Deterioration and Treatment of Volcanic Tuff in a Tropical Environment" in the Proceedings of the 9th International Congress on Deterioration and Conservation of Stone, and Pacific 2000 Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Easter Island and the Pacific. Tina has been working with ICR since 1998. Selected projects include: The Federal Reserve Bank, Trinity Church, St. Paul's Chapel, the Apollo Theater, St. Thomas Church, St. Vincent Ferrer, Temple Emanu-El and the Marble Palace, each in New York City.
 

Amanda Thomas Trienens – Conservator, ICR
Amanda received her M.S. in Historic Preservation and an Advanced Certificate in Architectural Conservation from the University of Pennsylvania. Her thesis work “Repair Mortars for the Ayyubid Wall, Cairo” received an award for outstanding thesis and she went on to pursue the Advanced Certificate to develop a pilot treatment program and an RFP for the National Park Service on the Second Bank of the United States, Philadelphia, PA. Her work experience includes conservation assistance at the Architectural Conservation and Research Center in Philadelphia, PA, Architectural Conservation, Inc. in Berkeley, CA, Fairmount Park Trust for Historic Preservation in Philadelphia, PA, and Architectural Preservation, Inc. in Philadelphia, PA, and project management in San Francisco, CA. Her work at ICR includes conditions assessments, material testing and treatment recommendations.