Kiyonori Kikutake: Structuring the Future
November 15, 2015
Kiyonori Kikutake was one of the most gifted and influential of the Metabolist generation that dominated postwar Japan. His architecture remains as powerful as ever.
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“Save What You Have”: Miami Developer Avra Jain on Historic Preservation | National Trust for Historic Preservation
November 12, 2015
We caught up with Avra Jain, the developer with a preservationist's heart, whose hip hotel restorations are building buzz in Miami.
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Six Practical Reasons to Save Old Buildings | National Trust for Historic Preservation
November 10, 2015
Preserving old buildings not only benefits a community's culture and identity, but also its businesses and local economy.
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Inside the High-Tech Restoration of America’s Oldest Art Museum, the Renwick Gallery in Washington, D.C. – CityLab
November 9, 2015
The restoration of the Renwick Gallery in D.C. to its original state has involved some advanced engineering work.
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To Fight Unwanted Tagging, Some New York Building Owners Are Turning to Graffiti Murals – CityLab
November 5, 2015
A new book explores how building owners and mural artists are working together to deter unwanted tagging.
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In Russia, Palaces and Metro Stations Are Hard to Tell Apart | WIRED
November 3, 2015
Moscow and St. Petersburg boast all manner of glorious architecture, both above and below ground.
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At Crystal Bridges Museum, Frank Lloyd Wright’s Bachman-Wilson House Reframes Architecture as Art | ArchDaily
November 2, 2015
Many people consider architecture to be “the mother art,” while others believe the burdens of program and pragmatism prohibit architecture from the realm of pure artistry. But what happens when architecture is displayed alongside art?
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Restoring the Historic Japanese Gardens of Manzanar | National Trust for Historic Preservation
November 2, 2015
A deeper look at the historic rock gardens of Manzanar War Relocation Center.
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Amid Focus on Sustainable Cities, Promoting Preservation Is Key – Next City
November 2, 2015
The idea of preservation as sustainability solution is not groundbreaking, but now is perhaps a good time to revisit the concept as city populations boom and the impacts of climate change become increasingly threatening.
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In Defense Of: Tinian and Pagan | National Trust for Historic Preservation
October 28, 2015
In this edition of "In Defense Of," we speak with Brian Turner, a senior field officer and attorney in the National Trust's San Francisco office, about Tinian and Pagan, two small islands in the Pacific Ocean.
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Ten Things You Might Not Know About Charles and Ray Eames | AnOther
October 23, 2015
As a major retrospective of the lauded designers' work opens at the Barbican, we reveal ten little-known facts about their life and creative practice
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Sites of Conscience: Shockoe Bottom, Manzanar, and Mountain Meadows | National Trust for Historic Preservation
October 22, 2015
Historic sites that have played host to difficult events find ways to move forward without forgetting the past.
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