Kyle Toth
Principal Investigator-Architectural History, Cultural Resources
Mr. Toth is a Principal Investigator for Architectural History in PS&S’s Cultural Resources Department. Mr. Toth has nine years of experience documenting and evaluating historic resources throughout New Jersey, New York, and the Philadelphia area.
With an extensive knowledge of architectural and landscape architectural history and a thorough understanding of historic preservation principles and procedures, Mr. Toth’s broad range of expertise includes regulatory surveys, cultural landscape reports, resource recordation, tax credit rehabilitations, and historic resource impact studies. Mr. Toth also regularly provides expert testimony regarding historic architecture.
Mr. Toth has authored and designed content for several public interpretation projects, including webpages and guided tours. Mr. Toth has also conducted numerous intensive-level surveys of large historic districts and is experienced in the creation, interpretation, and application of historic district design guidelines.
Mr. Toth received a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Vassar College, and further acquired a Masters of Science in Historic Preservation with a certificate in Landscape Studies from the University of Pennsylvania. He is a 36 CFR 61 Federally Qualified Principal Investigator for Architectural History.