Building Conservation Associates, Inc. is a building technology firm founded in 1985 by Raymond Pepi. BCA specializes in the preservation and conservation of historic buildings and works of art.

Preservation is the transmission of culture from one generation to the next. Our communities, including their visual and material culture, make up our national heritage. BCA is committed to supporting and preserving our national heritage -- whether it's the analysis of pigments to date a 19th century paint, the creation of measured drawings of a cathedral, or the formulation of a preservation master plan for a multi-building corporate campus, we recognize and honor great design, quality, and craftsmanship.

BCA provides the professional expertise that helps communities and our clients retain and celebrate this heritage within the practical realities of our modern built environment.

Press
Dorothy Krotzer assesses 19th Street Baptist.

See Andrea Gilmore high atop United First Parish Unitarian Church here.

Read about the Park Avenue Armory here.

Restoration of John Jermain Library Begins, click here for more.

College of Charelston looks the same, and that's the point, read more here.

Chris Gembinski and Laura Buchner New York Hall of Science presentation receives great reviews at AIC.

The finishes are the main feature of the Coweta County Courthouse here.

Read about Ray Pepi & Dorothy Krotzer's endeavors at West Park Presbyterian Church here.

Raymond Pepi interviewed by Connecticut Public Radio.

BCA named favorite consultant in The Architects Newspaper.

Recent Awards
2011 Preservation Achievement Award: Russia Wharf.
2010 AIA Housing Award Recipient: Waterworks.
Park Lane at Seaview gets recognition.
UPenn Music Building receives Preservation Award.
Dorothy Krotzer, Director of BCA South, wins APT Award.