Chad Shores
MSHP
Project Manager
Southeast
1-786-530-4243

Chad joined EverGreene in 2014, shortly after completing his master’s degree in Historic Preservation and Conservation at Columbia University. During his tenure with the company, Chad has worked on a variety of projects, ranging from conducting preliminary condition assessments of historic materials, to performing complete conservation treatments of significant historic resources.

He has a working knowledge of treating multiple historic architectural, artistic, industrial artifact materials and enjoys the unique challenges brought with each new project. Chad joined the Florida Association of Public Art Professionals (FAPAP) Board in May 2019 and is currently serving as Treasurer.

Chad holds a BA in History from Lee University, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude.

 

Awards

  • National Air & Space Museum Revitalization − Finishes: Painting & Wallcovering
    2023
    Craftsmanship Star Award for Excellence in the Face of Adversity
    Washington Building Congress
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  • National Air & Space Museum - Artifact Move Coordination
    2022
    Painting & Wallcovering
    Washington Building Congress
    View Project
  • First National Center
    2022
    Excellence in Craft
    AIA Central Oklahoma
  • First National Center
    2022
    Adaptive Reuse
    AIA Central Oklahoma
  • First National Center
    2022
    Large Commercial Architecture
    AIA Central Oklahoma
  • Drexel University Great Court Ceiling Restoration
    2022
    Grand Jury Award Winner
    Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia
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  • St. Vincent de Pail, Germantown, PA Mural
    St. Vincent de Paul
    2022
    Grand Jury Award Winner
    Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia
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  • Ringling Museum of Art - Ca'd'Zan
    2019
    Florida Preservation Awards
    Florida Historic Preservation Foundation
    View Project
  • Conservation and Relocation of three WPA-era Murals
    2017
    Thirty-Fifth Annual NYC Design Awards
    Public Design Commission of the City of New York
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  • John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
    2007
    Private Design Category & Best of 2007 Award
    McGraw Hill/Southeast Construction
    View Project
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