DOMINIQUE M. HAWKINS
Preservation Design Partnership
African American AIA Fellow
SAY IT LOUD - Washington DC Exhibitor
Pennsylvania Based Designer
Bio:
Dominique's work has maintained the highest standards of planning, design and preservation, resulting in long-lasting relationships, some of which span for over a decade of continuous involvement and service.
DOMINIQUE M. HAWKINS
Bio:
In 1995, Dominique established PDP as a planning and design practice focusing exclusively on offering high-quality professional services for clients with nationally significant historic sites and buildings. Dominique's work has maintained the highest standards of planning, design and preservation, resulting in long-lasting relationships, some of which span for over a decade of continuous involvement and service. Dominique's biggest strength is her ability to organize a project and systematically sequence a well-structured approach to reach a successful conclusion.
Object:
Object One - Design, urban design, or preservation
Year of Elevation:
2019
Featured Project Name:
Cincinnati Museum Center
Featured Project Location:
Cincinnati, Ohio
Featured Project Completion Date:
2011
Role in Featured Project:
Managing Principal
Featured Project Description:
The Cincinnati Union Terminal (1933) is one of the most significant Art Deco buildings in America. Following the decline of the railroads, the Terminal deteriorated and was threatened by demolition after a series of unsuccessful reuse attempts. In 2005, the Museum undertook a national search for a design team to help create a vision and address a number of pressing issues, ranging from deferred maintenance to obsolete building systems, and need for new uses to enhance visitor experience.
