Articles Tagged with ''historic preservation''

The careful restoration of the 1828 Snider House maintains its stately red-brick front and incorporates a graceful glass addition.

The timber structure features branching columns and intricate joinery inside a 19th-century stable ruin, highlighting the school’s learn-by-doing approach.

Completed in 1956, the architect’s sole built skyscraper is now owned by McFarlin Group, an organization with a track record of reviving historic buildings.

Not just limited to single built structures, this year’s list includes imperiled sites in Arizona, New York, Texas, and beyond.

In Veneto’s agro-industrial landscape, the Italian studio serves up an eatery that tastefully experiments with heritage, craft, and cuisine.

A 10-building mixed-use enclave with high-end housing, retail, and office space now ensconces the former countercultural symbol.

While preservationists endeavor to adapt and reuse Philadelphia’s former police headquarters, Diana Lind argues for a clean slate.

The barn, located on the Château du Crest estate, is now home to a private collection of Swiss landscape paintings that honor the museum’s agricultural setting.

From suburban France to the heart of Manhattan, these thoughtful architectural interventions highlight the latest alternatives to destruction.

Mat Rappaport’s documentary focuses on the redevelopment of Prora, a colossal, never-completed seaside resort initiated by the Nazi Party.