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International Projects & Sustainable Tourism

Local Expertise

In Provincetown, Binder created the historic commission (now the Historic District Commission) and served as chair from 1992-99. She also chaired the Provincetown Public Pier Corporation for 10 years and recently served on the Harbor Committee, guiding Chapter 91 compliance. Her involvement spans the Zoning, Planning, and Licensing Boards, and she chaired the Building Committee for major municipal projects, including the reconstruction of MacMillan Pier and the installation of the central sewer system.

Internationally, Binder advises on sustainable tourism and cultural heritage preservation, working on iconic heritage sites such as Angkor Wat and the Markets of Trajan, as well as community-driven tourism routes in Peru and Spain. In Uruguay, she led a master planning effort to restore and adaptively reuse the central railway station and yards.

Currently, she serves as the Strategic Planning Director for Trove Tourism Development Advisors, applying her expertise in sustainable tourism strategy, asset audits, and place-based planning to help destinations develop authentic, resilient tourism frameworks. Through Trove, Binder has led projects in Phnom Penh, Cabo Verde, and Barbados, conducting readiness assessments, SWOT analyses, and strategic planning to align tourism initiatives with each destination’s unique cultural and environmental assets. Her work enhances local communities and preserves their distinct identities.

Our Commitments:

Commitment to Sensitive Adaptive Reuse

Binder has led preservation, permitting, and project management efforts for several key adaptive reuse projects in Provincetown, transforming historic and community-use buildings into vibrant, functional spaces that retain their sense of place while serving modern needs.

Problem Solving

Binder has spearheaded numerous complex projects in Provincetown, showcasing her expertise in adaptive reuse, regulatory navigation, and resilience planning. From historic preservation to legal compliance and strategic redevelopment, these projects underscore her commitment to preserving Provincetown’s character while adapting to modern needs.

Coastal Resilience

Binder has played a key role in advancing coastal resilience efforts along Provincetown’s vulnerable shoreline. Her work balances FEMA compliance with the preservation needs of historic properties, helping neighborhoods adapt to climate change impacts while honoring Provincetown’s unique character. Collaborating with property owners, local agencies, and community stakeholders, Binder has developed innovative solutions that protect both individual properties and the broader community, strengthening Provincetown’s resilience to rising sea levels and storm surges.

Balancing Heritage with Sustainable Development

Binder’s international work showcases her expertise in sustainable tourism, cultural preservation, and adaptive reuse. From creating heritage routes to urban regeneration and strategic tourism planning, her projects reflect an ability to balance cultural integrity with economic development, fostering pride of place and sustainable growth in diverse regions worldwide.

Selected Projects

A comprehensive list of completed projects is available upon request

  • The Commons (formerly the Recreation Center)

  • Schoolhouse Gallery (formerly the VFW Hall)

  • 227R (formerly the Old Reliable Fish House)

  • 73 Commercial

  • 605 Commercial

  • 453 Commercial

  • Whaler's Wharf

  • 350 Bradford St

  • Sal's Place

  • 12 Ocean Buff Lane

  • Phnom Penn, Cambodia

  • Cabo Verde

  • Barbados

  • In the Footsteps of the Moche, PromPerú:

  • GA Station and Yards, Montevideo, Uruguay

  • Curaçao