A visionary new plan rectifies an act of architectural vandalism, and improves passenger circulation at a critical transit hub in New York City.

The book laments the way our city streets have been turned into “traffic sewers,” shoving pedestrians to the sidelines.

The restoration of the Conrad B. Duberstein U.S. Bankruptcy Courthouse included windows and roofing. The project lasted six years and cost $60.96-million.

The 58,000-sq.ft. historic rehabilitated City Hall of Atascadero, CA reopened in April, 2013.

Where do you go to learn the trades needed to preserve historic buildings? Various schools and programs around the country offer hands-on training.