Barbara A. Campagna, FAIA, FAPT, LEED AP BD+C, Principal, Barbara A. Campagna/Architecture + Planning, PLLC, is an architect, planner, and historian – reinventing and restoring historic and existing buildings. She is the recipient of the National AIA Young Architect of the Year Award 2002 and was elevated to Fellowship in the AIA in 2009 as “the leading national architect and policymaker for the integration of preservation values into green building practices.” Barbara has completed the restorations of some of the most significant National Historic Landmarks in the country and is a recognized leader in the preservation and modernization of modern heritage.  She ran her own architecture firm for many years in New York City, served as the Regional Preservation Officer for the Northwest Region of the General Services Administration and from 2006-2011 was the Chief Architect for the National Trust for Historic Preservation.  In her roles at GSA and the National Trust she managed archival documents for the historic sites.  Her current firm, BAC/A+P has integrated her work as a private architect, non-profit administrator, and government preservation officer for the past 11 years. 

Linda Scinto has been an interior designer at the office of Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates since 1997 as well as being Mr. Roche’s executive assistant for eight years, and is currently archiving his papers and drawings for transfer to Yale University’s Manuscripts and Archives Library. She has lectured in Textiles in the Interior Design Department at Paier College since 2013. Prior to teaching at Paier, she taught History of Architecture and Interiors at the University of New Haven for four years and while there led a two-week study abroad course in Italy, visiting Rome, Florence and Pompeii. She has a B.F.A. in Interior Design from Paier College of Art and is NCIDQ certified. As a professional member of ASID, she was involved with the Connecticut Chapter for many years, serving on the board in several positions including president. Awards include ASID Presidential Citation in 1990 and 1997 and one for Chapter Service in 2002. She is a member of Docomomo US. Linda has a love for books, midcentury design, and 1960s muscle cars, and has been seen at the track on occasion, racing her vintage car.

Allison Olsen is the Digital Archivist at the University of Pennsylvania’s Architectural Archives where she is responsible for collecting, analyzing, preserving, and providing access to born digital archival collections. Additionally, she also works alongside the Archivist and Curator on exhibitions, reference and public services, collections management, and rights and reproductions. Before joining the Architectural Archives, Allison worked in the University of Pennsylvania’s Office of the University Architect as a Digital Archivist, and as a Visual Resources Librarian at the University of New Hampshire. She graduated from the University of Delaware with a BA in History and an MA in Historic Preservation and worked at the Center for Historic Architecture and Design documenting the Mid-Atlantic’s built environment and preserving archival collections.  Allison also holds an MSC in Library and Information Management from the University of the West of England. During her stay in the UK, Allison worked in the library and archives of the 11th-century Hereford Cathedral. Currently, Allison serves as the Co-Chair for the Society of American Archivist’s Design Records Section and is a LEADING fellow at Drexel University’s Metadata Research Center.