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Richard A. Ventrone, Jr., Aia, Ncarb RICHARD A. VENTRONE, JR., AIA, NCARB PROFILE Starting his career in Washington, DC, working for the Historic American Building Survey (HABS), a division of the National Park Service dedicated to documenting Americaʹs historic architecture, Mr. Ventrone returned to his native Rhode Island in 1994 to develop a specialty in historic preservation and adaptive reuse projects as well as transportation architecture, including the restoration of four historic Rhode Island lighthouses. After working for more than a decade for the largest firm in the state, Mr. Ventrone started his own practice in 2009, which operated for ten years as a full‐time business. In June 2019, Ventrone joined the Preservation Society of Newport County (PSNC) as their full‐time preservation architect. PROFESSIONAL HISTORY Preservation Society of Newport County 2019 to 2020 40+ hours/week ‐ $80,000/year Newport, Rhode Island Preservation Architect Developed recommendations, design concepts, and Construction Documents for restoration and maintenance projects for all PSNC properties Assisted with state and federal grant management including the research and preparation of necessary documentation and reports in compliance with Section 106, of the National Preservation Act Provided all necessary coordination and collaboration with the State Historic Preservation Officer (SHPO) and Preservation Planner for the City of Newport Provided review and comment on all project drawings, plans, and specifications prepared by outside consultant architects and engineers to ensure constructability and adherence with PSNC objectives Organized and developed database of architectural resources within the PSNC Developed short and long‐term priorities for eleven historic properties, several of which are National Historic Landmarks, based on budget and historic significance Conducted intensive field measurements of museum properties and developed highly accurate AutoCAD drawings for reference and use in future preservation projects Supervised the Construction Administration of all PSNC projects Worked closely with all architectural subconsultants, including architects, for large‐scale projects Developed bid documents, supervised bidding process and prepared AIA contracts for all PSNC projects Provided Construction Administration for all projects and provided documents as needed for changing conditions including, change orders, change directives, supplementary drawings, and revised specifications to accommodate changing project conditions Served as lecturer for the PSNC for the restoration of the Southeast Lighthouse Restoration Project Collaborated closely with other departments and disciplines with the PSNC to assist with and advance the priorities and mission of the PSNC Due to severe institutional financial difficulties at the PSNC caused by the COVID‐19 pandemic, the position was furloughed in June 2020, reducing staff by 231 positions, to 52 1 of 7 PROFESSIONAL HISTORY (Cont’d) Projects o The Elms, Newport, RI (National Historic Landmark) Complete renovation/restoration of the servants’ quarters penthouse roof with a new 30‐year EPDM roofing system, including the complete restoration of two monumental copper skylights and elaborately molded copper cornice o Rosecliff, Newport RI Design and Construction Documents for exterior winter vestibule requiring careful consideration of need to comply with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation o The Breakers, Newport, RI (National Historic Landmark) Complete restoration of all third and fourth floor windows and terrace doors including the restoration and reproduction of original door and window hardware o The Breakers Stables, Newport, RI Conceptual development of new stable doors infill wall panel to provide ADA access to museum in conformance with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation o Green Animals, Portsmouth, RI Developed concept and Construction Documents for the renovation of existing bathroom building to provide ADA accessibility Developed 3D concepts utilizing SketchUp for the restoration and adaptive reuse of the planting shed/giftshop ell of the main barn for use as a wedding venue space Ventrone Architecture, LLC 2009 to 2019 50+ hours/week ‐ ~$90,000/year Glocester, Rhode Island Owner/Principal Projects o Southeast Lighthouse, Block Island, RI (National Historic Landmark) ‐ Award winning project Full restoration of the cast iron tower and lantern including new reproduction railings on a ca. 1873, 1st Order Fresnel lens coastal lighthouse o Rose Island Lighthouse, Newport, RI ‐ Award winning project Full Exterior and restoration of an 1869 lighthouse including the installation of a reproduction of the original 6th Order Fresnel lens o Doumato Jewelers, Smithfield, RI Complete exterior and interior redesign and renovations of an existing 4,000 sq. ft. structure into a high‐end jewelry retail store o Kingston Station Interiors Renovation, West Kingston, RI Interior renovations/restoration of ca. 1875 station to provide expanded waiting rooms and the installation of an integrated museum exhibit o Lafayette Durfee House Museum, Fall River, MA Exterior and interior restoration of a mid‐18th Century house museum including the replacement of inaccurate windows with period‐appropriate wood frame windows, reconstruction of central chimney mass with working fireplaces, and cedar shingle roof replacement Existing Conditions & Rehabilitative Recommendations Report for a mid‐18th Century post and beam residential museum 2 of 7 PROFESSIONAL HISTORY (Cont’d) o Anawan Station No. 6 ‐ Fall River Fire Museum, Fall River, MA Phased restoration and adaptive reuse of an 1873 brick masonry fire and police station as a fire museum Existing Conditions & Rehabilitative Recommendations Report for an 1873 masonry fire station in anticipation of conversion to a Fall River Fire Department museum o 1906 Elks Lodge, Fall River, MA Restoration/renovation of a Romanesque Revival commercial block and former elks lodge including large art glass windows o Stanton ‐ Davis Homestead Museum, Pawcatuck, CT Project architect for ongoing restorations of a Circa 1672 house museum including structural repairs, window restoration, and interpretive programming o Washington Bridge Bike Path & Linear Park, Providence/East Prov., RI ‐ Award winning project Rehabilitation, restoration, and adaptive reuse of a 1930 concrete arch bridge from use as part of Interstate 195 to a linear pedestrian park and bike path o South Kingstown Intermodal Comfort Station, Wakefield, RI Railroad station‐inspired building housing a community meeting room and restrooms to be located on the South Kingstown Bike Path o Westerly Old Town Hall Interiors, Westerly, RI Adaptive re‐use of ca. 1870 town hall to a museum including a new fire stair, elevator, and substantial restructuring. o Providence Viaduct No. 578, Providence, RI Architectural enhancements for pier, abutment, and parapet treatments for the new replacement Interstate Rte. 95 Bridge Newport Collaborative Architects, Inc. 1997 to 2009 Newport, Rhode Island Associate Assisted partners with project development, staff management, and other responsibilities associated with company growth Functioned as the principle firm representative to the RI Department of Transportation for architectural enhancement and bridge design projects Conducted peer review of drawings, specifications, and construction cost estimates for outside work submitted to the RI Department of Transportation Developed and prepared scopes of work, proposals, and AIA contracts Assisted clients with project program development Designed and developed projects utilizing program requirements, space planning needs, architectural objectives, and budgetary restrictions, and completed project code compliance reviews Represented clients at Historic District Commissions, zoning boards, and other required boards of review Produced Construction Documents (drawings & specifications) utilizing AutoCAD and CSI format specifications, coordinated intern and technical support staff, and outside consultants (structural, mechanical, civil engineers, etc.) 3 of 7 PROFESSIONAL HISTORY (Cont’d) Projects o Plum Beach Lighthouse, North Kingstown, RI ‐ Award winning project Rehabilitation study and exterior restoration of a ca. 1895 pneumatic caisson lighthouse located immediately north of the Jamestown Bridge o Dutch Island Lighthouse, Jamestown, RI Exterior restoration, structural stabilization, and re‐lighting of an 1857 masonry lighthouse and oil house located on the Western Passage of Narragansett Bay o Pawtucket Bridge No. 550, Pawtucket, RI ‐ Award winning project Designer and facilitator between the City of Pawtucket and the RIDOT for a new interstate 95 highway replacement bridge incorporating monumental sculptures and design motifs inspired by Pawtucket City Hall o Westerly Old Town Hall, Westerly, RI Complete exterior restoration of a ca. 1868 masonry town hall and tower clock o Sakonnet River Bridge, Portsmouth/Tiverton, RI ‐ Award winning project Architectural treatments for a new highway bridge including pier treatments, railing systems, monumental pylons and large‐scale bronze plaques o Fort Adams Restoration, Newport, RI ‐ Award winning project Restoration and adaptive reuse of historic Fort Adams as a museum o Browning’s Beach Victorian Summer Compound, Matunuck, RI Relocation and restoration of a family compound of three historic 19th century shingle‐style beach‐front homes from a receding shoreline o National
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