Tag: Historic-Preservation

Following a multi-year restoration, Michigan Central Station in Detroit will open its historic ground floor to the public this week.

These hotels are living proof that historic buildings can serve contemporary needs while preserving their timeless character.

Los Angeles’ iconic Greek Theatre, a 5,900-seat outdoor music venue built 90 years ago, was recently rehabilitated and restored by the architects and historic preservation experts at Page & Turnbull.

Invisible waterproofing membrane performs heroically on Cincinnati’s historic Union Terminal fountain.

Restoration experts with Western Specialty Contractors used a stippling method to match the bell tower's original terra cotta appearance.

After three years on the market, the iconic former Longaberger headquarters building in Newark, OH has landed a buyer.

As holds the principle of bioethics, so should the approach to treating historic stone: “First, do no harm.”

Extensive $95 million restoration and renovation revitalizes grandeur of former movie palace.

Whoever said some things only get better with age probably was not a facility manager.

At $9.5 million, rehab of the university’s first research building for the college of architecture exemplifies innovation and preserves the legacy of Bauhaus-influenced functionalism.

To honor the church’s historic district status and vibrant past, a church building committee was established to turn back the clock on its exterior.

Available from Clean Air-Cool Planet is a publication created to help historic district commissions and other local organizations and facility managers make historic buildings...

Earlier this week, scientists in Scotland came to the realization that a discovery from 1990 was actually quite significant: a 500 year old undisturbed drain was a goldmine for archaeologists from Glasgow University.