Carri Andrews has a broad background in architecture and preservation, art/architectural history, civil engineering, and architectural design. She has a wide range of experience in historic research methods, architectural documentation, technical and narrative writing, scientific research and reporting, survey, and design. She received several prominent awards as a student and is currently an active member of Landmarks Illinois and the Association for Preservation Technology.

Education
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
·  Master of Architecture, Concentration in Preservation
University of Iowa
·  Bachelor of Arts, Art History with studies in Civil Engineering

Professional Affiliations
·  Association for Preservation Technology International
·  Landmarks Illinois
·  National Trust for Historic Preservation
·  Society of Architectural Historians
·  National Council of Architectural Registration Boards

Representative Projects
·  South State Street Building Preservation Plans, GSA, Chicago, IL
·  Wells Street Bridge Rehabilitation, Chicago, IL
·  Gunners’ Mates Service School Museum Artifact Design, Great    Lakes, IL
·  Adlai E. Stevenson II Residence, Service Building, and Site: Historic    Structures Report
·  Historic Preservation Certification Applications, Motor Row Historic    District, Chicago, IL
·  Federal Center Blinds Study, GSA, Chicago, IL
·  HABS/HAER Documentation: Law Library (Altgeld Hall), Urbana, IL    (Recipient of 2008 Charles E. Peterson Prize)