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Traditional Building’s 2022 Palladio Award winners are announced.

The New Urbanist addresses one of the biggest hurdles to mixed-use projects.

The Georgian in St. Louis undergoes a much needed restoration.

Solutions for how to commemorate our collective past.

Phillip James Dodd takes readers on an erudite and visually jaw-dropping tour of Beaux-Arts architecture through 20 examples in and around New York City, the wellspring of Gilded Age cash and egos that made it all possible.

Patrick Ahearn Architect transforms a historic library on Martha’s Vineyard into a vibrant heritage center.

Adaptive re-use of a historic shipyard building offers insights for successful projects.

Peter H. Miller reviews Frank L. Wright and the Architects of Steinway Hall.

Across the five boroughs of New York City, brownstone rowhouses line the blocks, monuments to the history and lifestyle of New York City.

A renowned expert in architectural arts restoration, John Canning, articulates his affinity for the profession.

The Whisky Watercolor Club led five classical architects up and out of the pandemic.

The new book Rowdy Meadow: House-Land-Art, by Peter Pennoyer and Anne Walker, is reviewed by Gordon Bock.

Thomas Gordon Smith is our 2021 Clem Labine Award Recipient.

The Trustees of Reservations demonstrates the fortitude needed to successfully safeguard historically significant landscapes—century after century.

A detailed and eye-opening history in the new book Newport: The Artful City by John R. Tschirch.

Zepsa Industries wins the Julia Morgan Award for craftsmanship for a new home in Northern California.

What in 1984 seemed to be a chance meeting, now seems more like destiny.

The Traditional Building Virtual Conference is June 7-11, 2021.

Interior design Barbara Eberlein incorporates her passion for contemporary design and historical integrity into her projects.

A team comes together to envision what is possible for revitalizing a Savannah neighborhood.

Brent Hull discusses the Arts and Crafts movement, a revolution that embraces simple and honest architecture, as he explores a bungalow house in Texas' Fairmount Historic District.

Brent Hull walks you through the history of the Colonial Revival style—what makes this style unique and still popular today.

Brent Hull takes you on a visual tour through the history of the Georgian era during a visit to a home inspired by Drayton Hall.

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