Articles Tagged with ''historic preservation''

Completed in 1942, the National Historic Landmark–designated site in Columbus, Indiana, is considered one of the first Modernist churches in the U.S.

The painstaking Argentinian conservation project will be recognized at a February 27 event in Manhattan that also honors the life of the late Jean-Louis Cohen. 

The new space at 46 Lafayette in Tribeca’s historic Clock Tower Building serves as the flagship location for the New York City art gallery.

The Amin Taha–led studio preserves and expands a humdrum postwar building at 8 Bleeding Heart Yard while cleverly echoing its Victorian predecessors.

On view through April 30, the traveling photography exhibition captures works by the late landscape architect both well-known and more obscure.