Articles Tagged with ''historic preservation''

Now the West Hollywood headquarters of the MAK Center, the early Modern residence of the Vienna-born architect hosts an exhibition about the house's many lifetimes.

Preservationists cautiously celebrate the tech giant's purchase of Helmut Jahn's controversial marvel, which has been threatened by demolition since the early 2000s.

From an Alabama chapel central to the Civil Rights movement to the site of a World War II Japanese internment camp in Idaho, the selection spans locations across the United States, many threatened by climate change.

Architectural historian Ievgeniia Gubkina reflects on destruction, trauma, and heroism in her war-torn nation.

Illuminated by the German lighting design firm's Barcelona hub, the 12-pointed steel-and-glass star was installed atop the tower at Antoni Gaudí’s basilica.

New interventions by Hugh Broughton Architects respect a difficult cultural history while enabling the 800-year-old structure to welcome visitors.