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Webinars, articles and special downloadable collections from Traditional Building.

Author:: Traditional Building Magazine
Publish date:: Jul 5, 2017

Webinars, articles and special downloadable collections from Traditional Building.

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Recorded Webinars

Traditional Windows and Historic Settings: Details. Details. Details. Watch now.

Traditional Building Featured Articles and Collections

The Bird Cage: Renovation Project. Watch now.
Historic Wood Windows
Matching Historic Tile Colors
Pilkington Spacia - Innovation for Historic Restoration. Watch now.
Taking Stock of Terra Cotta Roof Tiles
The American Tradition of Terra Cotta Roof Tiles
The Sustainable Side of Terra Cotta Roofing
Vacuum Insulated Glass, Innovation for Historic Restoration

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heritage tilework webinar

Earn 1 AIA HSW Learning Unit for attending this informative webinar on the restoration of historic ceramic tile, brought to you by the Traditional Building Conference's online education series.

This 1865 photo shows The Citadel building four years before the original west wing burned down and 22 years before the new police station was built on the west edge of the property. Photo: Margaretta Childs Archive, Historic Charleston Foundation

The history of 404 King Street in Charleston, SC, illustrates the conflicts between Modernism and traditional design.

Context dictates architectural style: Departing from the style used at Marist College, at Drexel University in Philadelphia Graham Wyatt and Kevin Smith adapted the Modernist vocabulary of nearby urban buildings for LeBow Hall. LeBow’s triangular plan also helps define a new central quadrangle for the Drexel community.

Designs for Learning: College and University Buildings by Robert A.M. Stern Architects reviewed by Clem Labine