CHICAGO, IL Bulley & Andrews, LLC's historic restoration specialist Jill Engelman presented another lecture in the Chicago Architectural Foundation’s Wednesday Lunchtime Lecture series. The lecture is one of many which chronicle her involvement in the restoration and adaptive re-use of the 16-sided Teeple Barn in Elgin, IL.

The November 10th lecture was co-hosted by Mr. Gunny Harboe, AIA, Vice President of the Preservation Group at McClier, and Project Architect for the Teeple Barn. Together Ms. Engelman and Mr. Harboe discussed securing the barn’s structural integrity, replication of its historic features and the structure’s future as an educational space.

Ms. Engelman’s expertise in the area of historical preservation has evolved as a result of well-matched personal and professional interests. An avid preservationist, historical society volunteer, and seasoned project manager, Engleman has combined her skills and resources to help restore a number of historic treasures with Bulley & Andrews including The Newberry Library, Michigan Shores Club and St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Evanston, IL.

To request information about Bulley & Andrews, LLC's historical restoration services or to inquiry about the next presentation, please contact Jill Engelman at (773) 235-2433 or via e-mail at engelman@bulley.com. For more information about the Wednesday Lunchtime Lecture series, please contact the Chicago Architectural Foundation at (312) 922-3432, ext. 239 or visit their web site at www.architecture.org.