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TRW Welcomes Architectural Historian Terese Gibas to the Team

Sep 4, 2026

TRW is pleased to welcome Terese Gibas as an Architectural Historian, expanding the firm’s expertise in historic preservation, architectural history, and adaptive reuse.


Terese brings a unique blend of architectural design experience and specialized preservation knowledge to TRW. She earned her Bachelor’s degree in Architecture from Syracuse University before completing a Master’s degree in Architectural History from the University of Virginia, where she focused on the research, documentation, and interpretation of historic places and buildings.


Before joining TRW, Terese worked with an architectural firm in the Chicago area, contributing to educational, municipal, and religious projects. Her passion for historic preservation ultimately led her to pursue advanced study and a career dedicated to helping communities preserve and revitalize their historic resources.


At TRW, Terese supports clients through historical research and analysis, preservation planning, historic resource documentation, state historic review coordination, and historic tax credit projects. She also contributes architectural drafting and 3D modeling expertise, reinforcing TRW’s integrated approach to preservation and design.


“Terese’s passion for historic preservation and her thoughtful approach to architectural history make her an outstanding addition to our team,” said Partner Mark Thaler. “Her expertise strengthens our ability to help clients preserve the character and significance of historic places while creating opportunities for their continued use.”


Please join us in welcoming Terese to TRW. We look forward to the knowledge, perspective, and enthusiasm she brings to our team and the preservation projects that help shape communities throughout the region.

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Tel: 518.375.1485

Email: admin@trw-arch.com

25 Monroe Street. Suite 202

Albany, NY 12210

Specializing in the restoration, renovation and adaptive reuse of existing and historic buildings.

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