The ornate beauty of Moscow’s palatial metro stations – CNN.com
April 26, 2016
On the Moscow Metro, taking the subway is akin to walking through a national heritage site.
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The Other Miller House – Curbed
April 11, 2016
Why a modernist gem languishes in suburban Lexington, Kentucky.
http://www.curbed.com/2016/4/11/11409610/miller-house-lexington-jose-oubrerie-le-corbusier-modernism
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Bringing the Ghostly City of Pompeii Back to Life
April 8, 2016
Pompeii has been a byword for catastrophe for almost 2,000 years. Today this place of chronic disasters is being transformed into an archaeological showcase.
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From Estates to Tenements: PBS’ “10 Homes that Changed America” | National Trust for Historic Preservation
April 6, 2016
PBS host Geoffrey Baer recalls his first time visiting Lyndhurst and the Tenement Museum for "10 Homes that Changed America."
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Saving a Relic of the Early Days of Car Ownership | National Trust for Historic Preservation
April 6, 2016
How the historic Chicago Motor Club building was saved from demolition and turned into a hotel while preserving its historic details.
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Preserving the Handiwork of Time and Art: The David Ireland House
March 30, 2016
As a conservator, I started out conserving historic building materials and finishes, but that’s morphed into working with art and sculpture, too, like the murals in Coit Tower and the gypsum-and-latex door surrounds by Tom Otterness for the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. Recently I’ve had the opportunity to
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The Westerfeld House: San Francisco’s Most Storied Victorian – Curbed SF
March 28, 2016
When Jim Siegel was a teenager, a plan for how he would one day acquire his dream house came to him during an LSD trip. He followed it to the letter and now owns the Westerfeld House, but it was a long, strange trip. He shares its storied history.
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The American Preservation Movement’s Founding Mother | National Trust for Historic Preservation
March 25, 2016
Ann Pamela Cunningham led the charge to preserve George Washington's estate—and in the process started a movement.
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Construction Matters: How Advances in Brick, Steel, and Concrete Changed Architecture – Curbed
March 18, 2016
How the technology behind the building blocks of construction informs the craft and creativity of architecture.
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Beth Sholom Synagogue: Frank Lloyd Wright’s Only Synagogue | National Trust for Historic Preservation
March 16, 2016
Beth Shalom Synagogue in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania, is the only synagogue designed by Frank Lloyd Wright.
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America’s Sacred Places: From Turmoil to Transcendence | National Trust for Historic Preservation
March 11, 2016
Encounter a variety of historic places considered sacred, both in the traditional and secular meanings of the word.
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