Josette is a seasoned expert in historic preservation with 14 years of experience in architecture, interior design, and sustainable design. Credentialed in all three, she brings a holistic approach to firm leadership.

Josette founded Pacific Preservation with a passion for building pathology and materials conservation, having prepared over 70 condition assessments and treatment plans to stabilize structures and address deferred maintenance. Her previous experience spans seven years as a historical architect with Hennebery Eddy Architects, where she led preservation efforts in major rehabilitations for public universities and the General Services Administration, including the award-winning LEED Gold Oregon Supreme Court Building. Prior to that she worked with the National Park Service in cultural resources, was a project manager with historic masonry and wood window contractors, and consulted with concessioners and developers - all providing her with a profound understanding of the unique challenges faced by various stakeholders on preservation projects.

A dedicated volunteer and preservation advocate, you can find her getting her hands dirty in the field, presenting at conferences, or stopping friends on a bike ride for a roadside barn. At Pacific Preservation, Josette leads with a blend of technical expertise, practical experience, and an unwavering passion for preserving our architectural legacy for future generations.