Lecturer for the Historic Preservation Program, University of Florida. Course titles include: Documentation of the Built Environment, Building and Preservation Technologies, History and Theory of Historic Preservation, Cultural Resource Management, Resource Survey and Assessment, Preservation Practicum, World Heritage Research & Stewardship, Built Heritage Resources, Special Topics in Heritage Conservation, all graduate-level courses. Interior Design courses include Design Studio adaptive reuse projects, Construction Detailing, Environmental technology. Founder, principal and president of Stevenson Architects, Inc., an architectural firm serving clients throughout the state of Florida since 1991. https://www.stevensonarchitects.com Recent projects include: Consulting for the John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art including ongoing preservation of the Ca’d’Zan mansion, planning and design services for historic structures in Florida State Parks, historic structures reports, cyclical maintenance plans, design services for adaptive use projects, community revitalization projects.PUBLICATIONS, PAPERS, PRESENTATIONS AND ARTICLESStevenson, Linda D. and Susan D. Tate. “Spectacle in review: the nineteenth- century urban mansion.” Article for an edited volume entitled The Modern French Interior and Mass Media. Editors: Dr. Anca Lasc, Dr. Georgina Downey and Mark Taylor. London: Bloomsbury. 2015Dissertation entitled "The Urban Mansion in Nineteenth Century Paris: Tradition, Invention and Spectacle" 2011.Co-author with Susan Tate, AIA, Professor Emeritus University of Florida, Concorde: Hotel de Talleyrand . U. S. Dept. of State and University of Florida. Gainesville: Storter Childs Printing Co., 2007.