In this edition of her monthly column, Lange hits the streets of Buffalo, New York, to analyze how urban and architectural renewal can bring a city back from the brink.
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Want funding for your preservation projects? Check out this Q&A to learn what's available in the National Trust Preservation Fund.
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This list of favorites -- new and classic alike -- on history, architecture and the power of place will complete your summer reads.
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What is it like to be a panel paintings conservator?
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Gray's seaside retreat survived Le Corbusier's act of vandalism and decades of neglect. Now this midcentury icon shines again.
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Episode Seven of our National Register Guide explains how to establish a property's significance.
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Stephanie Meeks discusses preservationists' responsibility to protect historic places in the face of climate change.
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The Hafley House is not “typical Neutra,” usually experienced as an isolated flat-roofed example of the International or post-and-beam styles, standing amidst other homes less radically inclined.
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Mark D. Kessler, an associate professor at UC Davis, discusses the preservation of early San Francisco parking garages.
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Following this summer's record drought, Lake Mead has almost completely dried up, revealing entire towns that disappeared decades ago.
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Though single-wall structures were meant to provide temporary shelter, many have been successfully preserved.
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Episode Six of our National Register Guide covers the narrative statement of significance.
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