Architecture Stories
The built environment is one of the most tangible, visible ways we can encounter history in our daily lives. In these stories, explore the diverse places, unique styles, and fascinating architects who have played a role in our past, present, and future.
-
Preservation Magazine A Revamped Philadelphia Boys & Girls Club Maintains Its Historic Character -
National Preservation Awards The People’s University: The Martin Luther King Jr. Library -
Preservation Magazine Preservation Magazine's Final Frame -
Building Stronger Communities A Legendary Baltimore Nightclub Becomes an Education Hub -
Preservation Magazine Pennsylvania’s Longwood Gardens Restores Its Century-Old Orchid House -
Preservation Magazine A Careful Update of Nashville's Hermitage Hotel Keeps its Beaux-Arts Grandeur Intact -
Where Women Made History Victoria Kastner Explores the Inner World of Architect Julia Morgan -
Preservation Magazine An Intensive Cleaning and Restoration Project Makes the Jefferson Memorial Sparkle -
Preservation Magazine Harvard Divinity School's Swartz Hall Gets an Update -
Preservation Magazine A Julia Morgan-Designed Pool in Santa Monica, California, Shines Again
37 - 48 of 315 stories
Senate bill S. 5653 would limit a process that considers how federal projects affect historic places and make community consultation optional for many projects. Urge your senators to oppose the bill as written and demand meaningful changes to its provisions.
Send Letters