Revitalization Stories
Incorporating older and historic buildings into planning can jumpstart the revitalization of communities. Here, we explore different ways that creative placemaking has combined new investment and old buildings to create livable and dynamic places.
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National Preservation Awards WHALE: A Beacon of Preservation and Progress in New Bedford -
Building Stronger Communities A Legendary Baltimore Nightclub Becomes an Education Hub -
Preservation Magazine A Transformed Gilding Factory Gives Hartford Locals a Chance to Shine -
Building Stronger Communities A Local's Guide to Providence's Reimagined Historic Spaces -
Building Stronger Communities New Public Space Reinvigorates Seattle's Historic Pike Place Market -
Preservation Magazine At Philadelphia's Oxford Mills, a Former Factory Becomes a Beacon for Educators -
Preservation Tips and Tools How to Reclaim a Vacant House
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