Justin Miller is an architectural historian at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He specializes in historic preservation legal compliance, historic tax credit consulting, and research and documentation for the National Register of Historic Places. He has presented on a variety of topics for the Chicago Architecture Biennial, the Wisconsin Historical Society, and the Victorian Society in America. Justin’s recent articles, talks, and tours have ranged from an exploration of a modernist ski resort in northern Wisconsin to a Chicago tour of the buildings of African American architect John Moutoussamy. Justin is a member of the Docomomo US/Chicago chapter.

Selena Bagnara Milan is a registered Architect and an Architectural Conservator. She is specialized in historic preservation and in the management of projects concerning the renovation, rehabilitation, and adaptive reuse of federal properties, specifically those eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. Currently, she works for the U.S. Federal Government in Europe, where she serves as a Project Engineer in contingent work environments. 

Dr. Marci Clark is an architectural historian with ten years of professional engagement in real estate development at JDS Development Group, a firm focused on acquisition, development, and construction and recognized for its architecturally significant projects. As Managing Director at JDS, Dr. Clark spearheads strategic initiatives and leads teams through large-scale, mixed-use, and adaptive-reuse real estate development and construction projects in New York City and Miami.  With her unique background, she provides guidance to development and design teams, particularly on the adaptive reuse of historical structures, including New York City landmarks. Projects include 111 West 57th Street, American Copper Buildings, Brooklyn Tower, Walker Tower, and Monad Terrace.