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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Preservation Points
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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Mapping the most incredible mansions of Los Angeles
October 22, 2015
These estates were torn down, but their stories are not forgotten
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High Art: Oberlin’s Restored Art Museum Ceiling | National Trust for Historic Preservation
October 21, 2015
A long-obscured ceiling at Oberlin's Allen Memorial Art Museum takes the spotlight after a year-long restoration.
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Unfinished New York
October 21, 2015
Preservation has evolved from a rarified special interest to an institution — an ethos — entrenched in our culture. But has it become too conservative, elitist and even racist?
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An ‘Anarchist’s’ Plan to Reinvent the Historic House Museum – Curbed
October 21, 2015
In the Arsenal building in Central Park, where he has an office, Franklin D. Vagnone keeps a pie chart. The chart, with five segments, is called the "Evaluation Matrix," and it is the culmination of years of Vagnone's theorizing about what makes an effective historic home.
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Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West Gets New Restoration Master Plan – Curbed
October 21, 2015
One of the initial steps toward a large-scale restoration of Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright's winter complex in Scottsdale, Arizona, will be taken today when a proposed preservation master plan is presented to the public.
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The battle for buildings: Looking back on a decade of historic preservation in Detroit
October 20, 2015
In the last decade, efforts to preserve some of downtown's most prominent buildings have had mixed results.
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Glass en Masse – Archpaper.com
October 15, 2015
A novel preservation project takes shape in Virginia.
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