The work of George T. Fore is solely concerned with conservation and preservation projects involving historic buildings. He is an architectural conservator trained and experienced in the investigation of building problems, the analysis of historic architectural materials and the development of guidelines for the repair and preservation of buildings.

 

Mr. Fore received a Bachelor of Environmental Design in Architecture degree from North Carolina State University in 1976 and attended the Masters of Historic Preservation program at Columbia University.

 

Mr. Fore has been involved with more than 600 projects since beginning practice in 1981. These include National Park Service properties, state capitols, court houses, government office buildings, historic fortifications, churches, private residences, commercial buildings, theaters, art museums, house museums, university buildings and more.