Entryway to the Past
A look at historical doors—challenges and solutions to entryways.
Lessons from Vitruvius: with Darius Arya Part Two: The 10 Books of Architecture
Join ICAA New England as Archaeologist and professor Darius Arya delivers a three-part lecture series live from Rome: Lessons from Vitruvius — Part Two on Tue, October 18, 2022 from Noon to 1:30pm ET.
Old House Affordability and the Remodeling Opportunity
AIA and NAHB Forecast Remodeling Market Buoyancy.
Final Call for Entrees: 2022 Faith & Form International Awards Program for Religious Architecture & Art
Submissions for the 2022 Awards Program will end September 30, 2022. Submit your work today.
Academic Spirit
HBRA honors distinctive architectural design of the University of Notre Dame’s character.
APT Building Technology Heritage Library - Roofing
It’s all about the roof. The APT Building Technology Heritage Library contains more than 600 documents under the subject of roofing, which also includes accessories such as gutters, downspouts and flashing.
Entryway to the Past
A look at historical doors—challenges and solutions to entryways.
Reclaimed Wood Flooring
Specialty companies turn antique timber into board feet underfoot.
The Resilience of Steel Windows and Doors
Steel windows and doors, with their striking aesthetic appeal, are by far the most resilient option. Indeed, it is the strength of solid, hot-rolled steel that enables the graceful, slender sightlines, larger lites of glass, design flexibility, and weather and impact resistance that gives steel windows and doors their remarkable combination of both strength and visual appeal.
Restoration of Reading Terminal Marketplace
Seemingly small masonry repairs make a big impact.
Door Additions
Historic door accoutrements define the style and character of your door.
Hinge History
Hinges are part of every door, permitting the door leaf to open and close. They are used on entrances, cupboards, casement windows, pianos, and smaller objects, such as jewelry boxes.
Artisans and craftsmen who are making ironwork alive today.
Here are some of the artisans and craftsmen who are making their mark on history by recreating old pieces and creating their own traditional and custom works for a variety of design professionals.
Nixalite of America & Bird-X Stand-Up to Feathered Foes
When it comes to protecting buildings from birds, two companies have perfect solutions.
Welcome to Traditional Building
Founded in 1988, Traditional Building magazine provides valuable information for architects, designers and others who are interested in traditional architecture and historic preservation in commercial and institutional buildings. Suppliers of hard-to-find traditional products such as wood windows, columns, historically styled hardware, lighting and much more can be found in the Buying Guides, while features, blogs and news items provide up-to-date insights into this field.
Indow
Indow window inserts press inside your window frames without a mounting bracket to give you all the comfort and efficiency of high-end replacement windows.
Old House Affordability and the Remodeling Opportunity
AIA and NAHB Forecast Remodeling Market Buoyancy.
APT Building Technology Heritage Library - Roofing
It’s all about the roof. The APT Building Technology Heritage Library contains more than 600 documents under the subject of roofing, which also includes accessories such as gutters, downspouts and flashing.
An Historic Brickyard on Martha's Vineyard
On the north shore of Martha’s Vineyard, a Massachusetts island founded in the 1600s, where the Roaring Brook meets the Vineyard Sound, there are the remains of a historic brickyard.
Architecture’s Service to the Nation
Modernism has excluded traditional and classical architecture from it role of offering beauty to serve and express our civil order’s quest to guarantee liberty and justice to all. How might we restore it to that role?
