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Edward E. Crocker

President

Professional background:

**** - *******: Contractor and consultant in architectural conservation, Crocker Ltd.

**** -****: Technical Director, Cornerstones Community Partnerships.

1984 -1988: General construction contractor in Santa Fe.

1983 -1984: Cowhand

1981 -1983: Contractor in western and central Mexico for development of ground water resources.

1971 -1981: Co-owner of drilling and ground water resource development business in New Mexico.

1962 -1970: Supervisor and staff, Museum of New Mexico, the School of American Research

and the University of Pennsylvania Museum on archeological projects in New Mexico, the

Grand Canyon, Arizona, and Tikal, Guatemala.

Education:

Certificate in post-graduate study in the preservation of earthen architectural heritage. CRATerre - Ecole de

Architecture de Grenoble, France, 1990.

B.A. Anthropology (Mesoamerican archeology), Latin American history (minor). Tulane University, 1971.

Licenses and certifications:

NM CID #60296 (licensed since 1984). Classifications: GB-98 (General Construction), EE-98 (Electrical),

MM-98 (Mechanical).

AZ ROC #235761 General Commercial (Class B-01) contractor license (since 2007).

Certified for archeological monitoring on New Mexico State and National Park Service land.

Certified A.B. Chance helical pier installer.

Professional service:

Member of the committee to write the New Mexico Earthen Building Code (NMAC 14.7.4), 2006.

Conference Chair and principal organizer for US/ICOMOS 5th International Symposium, Heritage

Preservation as a Tool for Social Change, 2002.

Materials and Technology Consultant, Habitat for Humanity Casas de Escudero, 1997.

Reviewer for Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) for publications on seismic behavior of

alternative construction materials, including earth, 1996.

Memberships:

President, US/ICOMOS (International Council on Monuments and Sites) Specialized Committee on Earthen

Architectural Heritage, 2008 - present.

ICOMOS Specialized Committee on Earthen Architecture, 2006 - present.

Fellow, US/ICOMOS, elected 2005.

ASTM Committee C-15 on earthen construction, 2001 - 2004.

New Mexico Construction Industries Division Earthen Code Committee, 2001 - 2002.

Trustee, US/ICOMOS, 1999 - 2005.

New Mexico Seismic Safety Advisory Board, 1993 - 1997.

US/ICOMOS Specialized Committee on Earthen Architectural Heritage, 1992 - 2008.

Advisory Committee of The Getty Seismic Adobe Project of the Getty Conservation Institute, 1990 - 1997.

901 W San Mateo Rd, Suite L Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505

Phone 505-***-**** Fax 505-***-**** ****@**********.*** www.crockerltd.net

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Citations and awards:

2012: New Mexico Heritage Preservation Award for Architectural Heritage for the restoration of St.

Augustine church at Isleta Pueblo.

2010: New Mexico Heritage Preservation Award for Architectural Heritage for the restoration of the Fort

Stanton Administration and Museum building.

2009: National Trust for Historic Preservation, National Preservation Honor Award for the Guti rrez-

Hubbell House Restoration.

2008: National Trust for Historic Preservation/Advisory Council on Historic Preservation Award for Federal

Partnerships in Historic Preservation for the V-Site Restoration Project, in conjunction with Los

Alamos National Laboratory and the Atomic Heritage Foundation.

2008: New Mexico Heritage Preservation Award for Architectural Heritage, Remarkable Rehabilitation of the

Hubbell House.

2007: New Mexico Heritage Preservation Award for Architectural Heritage, Exemplary Restoration of the V-Site

of the Manhattan Project.

2003: Old Santa Fe Association Award for Significant Contributions to the Historic Preservation of the City

of Santa Fe.

2000: City of Santa Fe Heritage Preservation Award, Preservation of the Unique Historic Character of Santa Fe.

2000: New Mexico Heritage Preservation Award, Outstanding Contributions in the Field of Historic Preservation.

1998: AIA Architectural Research Citation for Cultural Form and Process in Building at the Zuni Pueblo.

Co-principal researcher with Tony Atkin, Atkin, Olshin, Lawson-Bell and Associates, Architects,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

1998: New Mexico Historic Preservation Division, Outstanding Preservation Project Award, for the

restoration of the Hapadina Building, Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico, with Cornerstones Community

Partnerships.

1997: Building Innovation in Home Ownership Award, United States Department of Housing and Urban

Development for Habitat for Humanity, Casas de Escudero project.

1997: National Trust for Historic Preservation, National Preservation Honor Award, for establishing training

programs in stone masonry with Zuni Pueblo, NM.

1994: National Trust for Historic Preservation, Preservation Honor Award for preservation of historic New

Mexico churches, with Cornerstones Community Partnerships.

Selected projects:

1997 - present: Principal responsible for all projects completed by Crocker Ltd and Crocker &

Associates (list available at www.crockerltd.net).

1988 - 1997, as Technical Director of Cornerstones Community Partnerships:

1997: Restoration/adaptive re-use of the Hapadina Building (1880), Zuni, NM. New Mexico Heritage

Preservation Award, 1998.

1995 - 1997: Documentation and preservation planning for Middle Village, the Pueblo of Zuni, NM.

1992 - 1997: Re-opening of historic quarries and coordination of training in traditional stone masonry, Zuni,

NM. National Trust for Historic Preservation Honor Award, 1997.

1991 - 1995: Restoration of San Rafael church, La Cueva, NM.

1992 - 1993: Stabilization of Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe mission church, Zuni, NM.

1989 - 1990: Restoration of La Capilla de San Antonio, Chacon, NM.

1989 - 1991: Restoration of San Jose mission church, Rociada, NM.

901 W San Mateo Rd, Suite L Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505

Phone 505-***-**** Fax 505-***-**** ****@**********.*** www.crockerltd.net

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Recent expert witness/legal consulting experience:

2012: Motroni and Goldsmith v. Wasserman, et. al.

2012: Rollings v. City of Tucson (appeal).

2010 - 2011: DePippo and Howe v. The Llano Association, et. al.

2009: Arment and Rimelspach v. Santa Fe Trail Builders, Inc.

2007: City of Albuquerque, El Vado Motel

2005 - 2006: Rollings v. City of Tucson.

Additional experience:

2001: Consultant for development of the New Mexico Historic Resource Manual and Survey Forms. State

of New Mexico Historic Preservation Division.

1992 - 1993: Contractor for the analysis of soil/sand/polymer combinations for use in the preservation of

earthen archeological sites. The Getty Conservation Institute, Los Angeles, CA.

1988: Archeology in narthex and structural stabilization of bell tower: Santuario de Guadalupe (ca.1787),

Santa Fe, NM.

Selected publications:

Understanding Adobe. Monthly column in The Santa Fe New Mexican, Real Estate Guide, 2000 - present.

Toward a Comprehensive Taxonomy of Earthen Architecture. Terra 2008 Conference Proceedings, from

the 10th International Conference on the Study and Conservation of Earthen Architectural Heritage.

Bamako, Mali, 2008.

Recent Work in Earthen Architecture. Terra 2008 Conference Proceedings, from the 10th International

Conference on the Study and Conservation of Earthen Architectural Heritage. Bamako, Mali, 2008.

Quality vs. Quality, a response to actions by the Historic Design Review Board, Santa Fe. The Santa Fe

New Mexican, February 3, 2002.

Earth: The Thoroughly Modern Material. US/ICOMOS Newsletter, Summer 2001.

Earthen Roofs in the American Southwest: Architecture as Cultural Mirror. Detail Magazine, June 2000.

Finding the Balance: Recalling Cultural Form and Process at Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico. Terra 2000, from

the 8th International Conference on the Study and Conservation of Earthen Architecture. Torquay,

UK, 2000.

Structuring the Discipline: The Conflict Between Theory and Practice in Architectural Conservation, with

Eileen Rojas. English Heritage, May 2000.

The Secretary of the Interior's Standards for the Treatment of Living Vernacular Architecture. Vernacular

Architecture Forum, No. 80, Summer 1999.

Earthen Architecture and Incentive at Acoma Pueblo." Cultural Resource Management, NPS, 1999.

"Selections in Earthen Technology." Regular technical articles in Designer/Builder Magazine, 1995 - 1998.

The Purpose and Mechanics of Lime Renders. Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on the

Study and Conservation of Earthen Architecture. Silves, Portugal, 1993.

The New Mexico Community Foundation: Preservation Through Community Action. US/ICOMOS

Committee on Earthen Architecture. Washington D.C., 1992.

Straw Daubs: How Fiber Cuts Erosion, US/ICOMOS Committee on Earthen Architecture. Washington,

D.C., 1992.

Modified Sehalian Scaffolding In the New World: A Common Sense Solution, US/ICOMOS Committee

on Earthen Architecture. Washington, D.C., 1992.

What Price Santa Fe Style? with Ed Boles. Preservation New Mexico, Summer 1992.

Santuario de Guadalupe Interim Reports: The Iconography. City of Santa Fe, 1991.

901 W San Mateo Rd, Suite L Santa Fe, New Mexico 87505

Phone 505-***-**** Fax 505-***-**** ****@**********.*** www.crockerltd.net

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Selected invited lectures:

Toward a Comprehensive Taxonomy of Earthen Architecture (panel). Terra 2008. Bamako, Mali. February

2008.

Recent Work in Earthen Architecture. Terra 2008. Bamako, Mali. February 2008.

Older Adobe ISO Compatible Render: The Saga of Reintroduced Lime Render in the Southwestern United

States, with Margaret Thompson, PhD. Association for Preservation Technology. San Juan, Puerto

Rico. 2007.

Learning to Live with the Bride of Frankenstein: Incompatible Materials in Preservation, with Margaret

Thompson, PhD. Colorado Preservation, Inc. Denver, Colorado. 2006.

Non-Invasive Underpinning Technologies in Historic Settings. International Seminar on Structural Analysis

of Historical Constructions Possibilities of Numerical and Experimental Techniques. Padua, Italy.

November, 2004.

Structural Underpinning of Earthen Buildings. Terra 2003. Yazd, Iran. November, 2003.

Earthen Architecture and Seismic Codes: Lessons from the Field. ICOMOS. Istanbul, Turkey. November,

2000.

The National Parks and Preservation: Enhancing the Paradox. The George Wright Society. Asheville, NC.

1999.

Imbued with a Message from the Past. . . Some Thoughts on Conservation and Change. National Council for

Preservation Education. Baltimore, MD. 1999.

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