معرفی
Andrew J. Billingsley is an Assistant Lecturer in the Department of Architecture at Texas A&M University, School of Architecture. With over a decade of experience in preservation technology, he specializes in non-destructive evaluation and documentation of historic structures. His roles include serving as Texas Chapter President and Webmaster of the Association for Preservation Technology International (APT), Board Member of the Concrete Preservation Institute, and Instructor/Project Manager for their Alcatraz Island field school.
Education:
- M.S. in Architecture (2020) with a Certificate in Historic Preservation from Texas A&M University
- B.S. in Concrete Industry Management (2011) and Minor in Business Administration from California State University, Chico
Research interests focus on integrating innovative technologies like terrestrial laser scanning and UAV photogrammetry into preservation workflows, alongside creative design thinking to enhance cultural heritage conservation efforts. His work emphasizes entrepreneurship-driven solutions for sustainable preservation practices.
Publications highlight advancements in documenting historic ships, cemeteries, and vernacular architecture through 3D scanning and digital tools. Active in professional organizations, he contributes to both academic symposia and applied preservation projects.
Advising and grants: While formal student advisement details are not specified, his field school leadership indicates mentorship in applied preservation. Professional service includes board roles leveraging both technical expertise and organizational management.
Labs/Teams: Engaged with Texas A&M's Historic Preservation Program and affiliated with field schools emphasizing hands-on preservation training.
