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Preservation

After Rebuilding Notre Dame, Why Aren’t More Patrons Stepping in to Save Venice?

When the famous Parisian cathedral was aflame, money poured in, but the same doesn't seem to be the case for flooded Venice.
By Helen Holmes
Venus of Hohle Fels.

UNESCO Adds Caves With World’s Oldest Known Art to Heritage List

The art of Swabian Jura's caves has helped shift scientists' previous understandings of prehistoric culture.
By Alanna Martinez
Gordon Strong Automobile Objective and Planetarium, Sugarloaf Mountain, Maryland. Project, 1924–25. Perspective.

Frank Lloyd Wright’s Archives Still Hold Mysteries Left to Solve

The museum's major retrospective 'Frank Lloyd Wright at 150" features a series of videos documenting the "unpacking" of MoMA's archived by scholars.
By Alanna Martinez
WHITSTABLE, UNITED KINGDOM - AUGUST 03: A pile of oyster shells wait for collection from outside a seafront restaurant on August 3, 2011 in Whitstable, England. Parts of southern England are experiencing high summer temperatures. (Photo by Peter Macdiarmid/Getty Images)

How a Billion Oysters Are Set to Change New York’s Harbor

By Yissca Schiff
Section 8 housing in the Bronx. (Wiki)

Public-Private Partnership Aims to Save Section 8 Units From ‘Demolition by Neglect’

By Chris Pomorski
Good luck finding affordable housing in Chelsea. (Aleks Ivic/flickr)

Affordable Housing More Frequently Preserved in Less Desirable Neighborhoods

By Kim Velsey
(Courtesy untappedcities.com. Photo by Benjamin Waldman)

‘You’re Alive’: Judge Continues Temporary Restraining Order on Movement of Four Seasons Picasso

By Dan Duray
The end of the beginning. (NYC-Architecture.com)

An Unfortunate Anniversary: 50 Years Ago, a Failed Fight to Save Penn Station

By Matt Chaban
The landmark in question. (Daytonian in Manhattan)

Preservationists Issue Rallying Cry, Prepare to Save Landmarks Law from Big Real Estate

By Matt Chaban
No place for Lefferts Place. (Brooklyn to the Fullest)

Who Says the Landmarks Preservation Commission Is Out of Control? Not Clinton Hill

By Matt Chaban
Well, is it? (Responsible Landmarks Coalition)

The War on Landmarks Moves to Defcon 2: Big Real Estate Forming Big Coalition to Challenge Preservation

By Matt Chaban
Better act fast: brownstones in Brooklyn are snatched up like hot cakes.

The Manhattanization of the Brooklyn Brownstone Means Red Hook Is Hotter Than Ever

By Jess Schiewe
Yesterday, JetBlue unveiled T5i, a new expansion to its terminal at JFK that adds six gates for international flights.

So That’s Why They Tore Down the Sundrome: JetBlue’s New T5i and Why JFK Now Has Only Six Terminals

By Matt Chaban
Councilmen Comrie and Lander, the two to beat on Landmarks. (Landmarks! West)

Comrie Denies He Is Challenging Landmarks Law to Fill Campaign Coffers

By Matt Chaban
Stamp of approval, or trouble? Leo Reynolds/Flickr

A Quiet War on Landmarks, or Fixing the Problems with the Preservation Commission?

By Matt Chaban
(Amex Foundation)

Vote for Your Favorite New York City Landmark and It Might Win $3 M.

By Matt Chaban
The graybeard of old buildings. (Landmarks! West)

The Making of a Preservationist: Streetscapist Christopher Gray on His Love of Old Buildings

By Matt Chaban
Terminal 5 successfully combines the old (TWA) and the new (JetBlue) behind it.

Terminal Condition: How New York’s Airports Crashed and Burned—Can They Soar Again?

By Matt Chaban
Welcome aboard, ladies and gentlemen.

Take Off for the TWA Terminal This Weekend at Open House New York

By Matt Chaban
The sun sets on this debate. (MAS)

Downtown Brooklyn Skyscraper District Gets Unanimous Approval From Landmarks

By Sarah Hucal

Back from the Dead: LPC Approves New Plan for St. Vincent’s

By Matt Chaban

Rem, the Destroyer: Prada Patsy Plans Preservation’s Eviceration

By Matt Chaban

Nice Piece of Glass… But Where’s the Sculpture?!

By Matt Chaban

Howard Hughes Corp Floating Still-Mysterious Plans for Seaport

By Matt Chaban
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