The Never-Ending Job of Painting the Golden Gate Bridge – CityLab
April 15, 2015
Nature wants to turn this American icon to rust. Chad Allan won't let that happen.
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Research and respect go into restoring a John Lautner guesthouse – LA Times
April 10, 2015
Today the house looks much as it did when it was completed in 1940, thanks to a major restoration project.
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Return To Splendor – Archpaper.com
April 10, 2015
Restoration brings Frank Lloyd Wright's long-suffering Hollyhock House back to its original form.
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Why preservationists are an integral part of — not an obstacle to — good city planning | MinnPost
April 10, 2015
Preservationists are not a nuisance, an afterthought or a “nice to have” part of city planning.
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Social media contributing to rock art vandalism, artist says | KSL.com
April 6, 2015
Jonathan Bailey has been visiting prehistoric cultural sites in the San Rafael Swell since he was 6 years old. The 20-year-old artist from Emery County says he's seen a recent spike in vandalism at the sites, something he attributes to the Internet.
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Preserving Decay: Exploring the Ghost Town of Bodie, California | National Trust for Historic Preservation
March 24, 2015
A 19th-century ghost town in Bodie, California, is kept in a state of "arrested decay" -- a delicate balance of upkeep and preservation.
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Life in a Converted Firehouse | National Trust for Historic Preservation
March 10, 2015
Everyone likes the idea of living in a converted something-or-other. An old barn, an industrial loft, a former schoolhouse: With a lot of TLC, all of these building types have the potential to become comfortable, appealing residences.
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The College of Lost Arts
February 20, 2015
A small college in Charleston, South Carolina, seeks to revive the centuries-old fine building trades.
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Mobilizing to Sustain San Francisco’s Living History – Preservation Leadership Forum – A Program of the National Trust for Historic Preservation
December 9, 2014
In San Francisco, preservationists and others have been trying to figure out how to best conserve the city’s non-architectural heritage as skyrocketing rents and real estate speculation displace mainstays of the city’s cultural landscape.
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Preserving history: San Mateo’s House of Merkel, art deco exterior undergoing restoration – – San Mateo Daily Journal
October 21, 2014
A piece of downtown San Mateo history is getting a shiny new finish as the owners of the House of Merkel are undergoing the painstaking process of restoring the 1930s terra-cotta tiled Art Deco exterior.
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Brotherhood Way Peace Sculpture Restored
August 27, 2014
A 38-foot sculpture that was removed from San Francisco's Brotherhood Way during construction of new housing has been returned to its home of nearly two decades and restored, officials with the San Francisco Arts Commission said today.
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The Quest to Save LA’s Century-Old Batchelder Tile Masterpiece – Curbed LA
July 9, 2014
On the ground floor of a run-down, four-story building at 217 West Sixth Street in downtown Los Angeles, on the block between South Broadway and South Spring, is one of the city's greatest interior-architecture treasures
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