18 posts tagged National Trust for Historic Preservation

National Preservation Month is celebrated during May and the National Trust for Historic Preservation wants you to join in a viral marketing campaign around this year’s theme, “This Place Matters.” By simply printing a sign and taking a picture, you can tell the story about a place that matters to you in downtown Phoenix.

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The debate over famed architect Lawrence Halprin’s involvement continues to haunt downtown revitalization. (Note: This is an article I wrote for the May 7 - May 20 issue of Community Free Press - Midweek) by Jackie Melton CFP Contributor The City Council called a special meeting in February to pass

Mother's Day is just around the corner. Why not show your appreciation for mom with tickets to the 20th Ohio City Home Tour on Sunday, May 18? This year's event will feature a diverse collection of nine homes that reflect a wide range of architectural styles prevalent in the neighborhood.

Harvard Fountain - Landmark Award Harvard's Tanner Fountain is to receive this year's Landmark Award from the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) and the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Designed by landscape architect Peter Walker of the SWA Group, it's the first project for an institution in the "Landscape as Art" movement.

I’m sure the people involved will dispute the headline but make no mistake this is what’s really going on when it comes to the National Trust for Historic Preservation sticking their nose into the redevelopment of the square in downtown Springfield.

Feedback on columns and blog entries is always appreciated, especially if it's positive. Urban Tulsa Weekly received a note earlier this week from Daniel Carey, southwest regional director for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, regarding my March 5th column on the specific provisions of the first draft of a...

The New Jersey Nets move to Brooklyn is still in for a fight. In an interesting, if little-known (outside of New York City) news tidbit, New Jersey Nets owners Bruce Ratner and Shaun Carter (Jay-Z) along with Barclay’s Bank of England are being sued by legendary DJ Clive Campbell (DJ Kool Herc) and a Brooklyn-based organization, Da Black Defense League for $5 billion.

The New Jersey Nets move to Brooklyn is still in for a fight. In an interesting, if little-known news tidbit, New Jersey Nets owners Bruce Ratner and Shaun Carter (Jay-Z) along with Barclay’s Bank of England are being sued by legendary DJ Clive Campbell (DJ Kool Herc) and a Brooklyn-based organization, Da Black Defense League for $5 billion.