Doug Manley serves as principal of architecture, and a seasoned preservation architect with a career focus on repair, restoration, renovation and additions to historic buildings. His projects typically involve buildings listed on the State or National Register of Historic Places for public sector and institutional clients. Doug has particular experience with civic structures and has worked at numerous historic town halls, sensitively introducing 21st-century office and assembly environments into 19th- and early 20th-century structures. One of his largest projects involved the restoration and adaptive reuse of an 1850s masonry fort at Fort Trumbull State Park in New London, Connecticut. After early work experience with the firm of nationally known architect Graham Gund, Doug joined several mid-sized firms that provided experience in retail and restaurant design, ski industry facility design, assisted living and retirement communities, and commercial office buildings.