Preservation
100 Year Window by Hull Millwork
Hull Millworks' 100 Year Window is a return to excellence and long-term performance. Brent Hull, a millwork craftsman,and custom builder has created a line of historically authentic windows built with superior materials and construction methods but with newer details for better energy efficiency.
Conserving Cultural Landscapes
How to approach the preservation of cultural landscapes.
Preserving Historic Buildings While Preserving our Health
“Maintenance is Preservation.” Hugh Miller, FAIA
Tradition Preserves Liberty
Tradition carries the experience of the past into the present where innovations make it applicable to current circumstances. This reciprocity protects our liberty, and it guides the design of buildings that serve and protect that liberty.
Preservation North Carolina: 2019 Fall Symposium
A Shared Legacy: Reflections on PNC's New Headquarters November 7-8 | Raleigh, NC
PastForward 2019
PastForward, the National Preservation Conference, is the premier educational and networking event for those in the business of saving places.
Winston-Salem Union Station: Pilkington Spacia™ Restoration Project
We learn the history about the iconic Winston-Salem Union Station and how Pilkington Spacia™ played a large roll in the restoration project.
Let’s Help Restore Notre Dame Cathedral!
Information on how to contribute to the restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
Steven Semes: The Conservation Architect
Steven Semes muses on the role of heritage in terms of preservation and so much more.
Buckland, VA: A Labor of Love
The community in Buckland, Virginia, has a deep commitment to historic preservation.
Teaching Historic Preservation at Notre Dame
Conservation education is a natural extension of Notre Dame's curriculum.
Young Preservationists
Young preservationists in Ohio are helping save buildings and are educating citizens in Ohio and beyond.
Preservation and Urbanism: The Problem with Labeling a Building "Of its Time."
Carroll William Westfall discusses the development of preservation and urbanism, illustrating the problem with labeling a building "of its time."
New Preservation Program at University of Notre Dame
The School of Architecture at the University of Notre Dame is launching a graduate degree program in historic preservation.
Quackery and the SDS (formerly known as MSDS)
Ever wonder what's in that cleaning fluid? Ken Follett shed some light on chemical formulas, safety data sheets, and who reads labels anyway.
Client's Expectations Temporary
Drawing on his experience, Ken Follett shows how a client’s expectations can drastically change a historic preservation project.
Replacing the Secretary’s Standards
Many of historic preservation’s laws and programs are nearly old enough for their own historic designations and are in dire need of rehabilitation.
Preservation and LEED See Eye to Eye
In the past, preservationists and "green" building have been on a collision course, but now they seem to be on the same path.
Single Minded: Franck & Lohsen
Teaming up on a proposal for Lincoln Center in New York prompted friends Franck and Lohsen to launch their partnership.
