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Biography Murray G. Miller has been actively involved in heritage conservation in four countries since the 1980s, bringing international best-practice to bear on complex heritage issues and projects. Mr. Miller was a Senior Conservation Architect with a specialist practice of conservation architects and planners in the UK; Principal Historic Preservation Planner for local and state-level government in three countries; and Period Architect for Public Works Canada, Prairie and Northern Region. His notable conservation work arises in part from his role as an expert witness on high-profile development applications involving historic places and by authoring technical impact assessments in the context of legislative and regulatory environments for hundreds of heritage properties in several Canadian cities, the USA, the UK, and NZ. Mr. Miller has an active practice of designing within the historic context, consulting independent planners and architects, and is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington's School of Architecture.
Academic Credentials Associate of the American Institute of Architects, National Organization of Minority Architects, Member of the Institute for Historic Building Conservation (UK); Member International College of Traditional Practitioners (UK); Royal Architectural Institute of Canada, Canadian Institute of Planners, Chartered Planner of the Royal Town Institute of Planners (UK), Associate, New Zealand Planning Institute, and Member, Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals
Expertise buildings
Chapter BCAHP
