Dominique Hawkins

Dominique Hawkins established PDP in 1995 as a planning and design practice focusing exclusively on offering high-quality professional services for clients with nationally significant historic sites and buildings. Her work is at the forefront of addressing change at historic buildings and settings whether through design, the regulatory process, or the impacts of climate change and flooding at historic properties. From small projects to multi-million-dollar undertakings, Dominique’s work has maintained the highest standards of planning, design, and preservation, resulting in long-lasting relationships, some of which span over a decade of continuous involvement and service. Her work has been recognized with several national, regional, and local awards.

Sessions

(S-1) High Water, High Stakes: Adapting Historic Homes for Flood Resilience

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Thursday, 10:45 am - 12:00 pm

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Audience: AIA, AICP, CRM, HPC, M/C

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Flooding is an increasingly urgent threat to New Jersey’s historic housing stock, affecting coastal, riverine, and urban communities alike. This session explores how historic homes can be adapted to flood risk while maintaining their historic character and regulatory compliance. Participants will gain a practical overview of flood risk assessment; applicable federal, state, and local regulations and standards; and how these frameworks intersect in real-world projects. The session will examine common adaptation strategies, such as building elevation, and established design guidelines.

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Presenters:

Scott Gerlica

Program Specialist 2 - New Jersey Historic Preservation Office

Dominique Hawkins

Dominique Hawkins