Dr. Patrick W. O’Bannon, Senior
Manager History/Architecture Group, is a recognized expert
in historic preservation and cultural resources management
with nearly 30 years of experience in the field. His skills
as a historian and project manager have brought more than
500 cultural resources management projects throughout the
United States to successful completion. O’Bannon has
worked with numerous federal agencies and is expert in all
facets of the Section 106 consultation process, with a particular
strength in resources of technological, industrial, or engineering
significance. He has managed large, indefinite-quantity contracts
and is experienced in supervising work for multiple, simultaneous
task orders.
Brandon L. McCuin (B.A. History, University
of Georgia, M.A., Heritage Preservation, Georgia State University),
Architectural Historian, has worked in the historic
preservation field for three years. Prior to joining Gray
& Pape, Inc., he was involved with several National Register-related
projects including the preparation of over 200 Georgia Historic
Resources Survey forms for the Sweet Auburn and Martin Luther
King, Jr., National Register Historic Districts in Atlanta,
Georgia, as well as the preparation of a National Register
Nomination for the City of Lithonia, Georgia. In 2002, Mr. McCuin prepared the historic context section for the National
Heritage Area Nomination for the proposed Ocmulgee National
Heritage Area located in Macon, Georgia. Mr. McCuin's coursework
and experience has focused on community-level historic preservation
planning and architectural survey. He is very knowledgeable
about Midwestern architecture, and as Architectural Historian
has conducted field survey and/or architectural documentation,
and historical research for history/architecture-related projects
in Ohio, Kentucky, Texas, Virginia, and Michigan. |
