When historic buildings make economic sense
When people talk about infrastructure, they normally mean roads, bridges and public transportation…maybe we should think about historic buildings and places as infrastructure, too.
Read MoreWhen people talk about infrastructure, they normally mean roads, bridges and public transportation…maybe we should think about historic buildings and places as infrastructure, too.
Read MoreLike much of the built environment in the U.S., they are a bit more similar than you’d hope, and yet harbor plenty of intriguing variety.
Read MoreThe World Monuments Fund (WMF) launched its first Instagram campaign today, 26 April, to draw attention to the plight of the world’s Modern buildings.
Read MoreThese intricate architectural marvels are in danger of disappearing.
Read More[A] group of committed Porterville residents banded together and got both the city and the railroad to agree on its next chapter: a museum…
Read MoreA Q&A with Matt Tyrnauer, director of Citizen Jane: Battle For The City.
Read MoreMassimo Osanna, the man leading the ancient city's restoration, has turned the site around—but there is still work to do.
Read MoreStep back 111 years to the day and to San Francisco's darkest hour.
Read MoreA magnitude-7.8 quake hit at 5:12 a.m. on this day 111 years ago, resulting in immediate need for housing.
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Read MoreThe 2,000-year-old work will be restored in Nimes and go back on display in Uzès, local authorities insist.
Read More"He documented many of the well known sites in SF that don't exist any more or have been completely transformed."
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