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Architecture follows the formal, material, and authorial decisions that shape buildings, campuses, districts, and industrial sites across the library.
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A restored riverfront landmark and Louisville Water’s decision to end paid rentals offer a concrete test of what public access means after adaptive reuse.
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St. Louis’s river towers reveal a preservation question with operational stakes: what would it take to make historic infrastructure useful as a backup again?
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Philadelphia’s celebrated riverfront waterworks links pumping technology, parkland, and pollution—and shows why preserving an elegant building cannot preserve a water source by itself.
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Detroit’s Water Works Park separates three histories too often collapsed into one: a vanished recreational landscape, surviving civic memory, and a continuing water-treatment function.
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A Masonic building’s performance spaces connect Edinburgh’s early social life with a new nonprofit reopening effort.
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Columbus’s historic theater is moving from volunteer stabilization toward a larger restoration and expansion program.
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A German musical society’s hall has returned to performance use through public investment and private operation.
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An aircraft hangar designed for Henry Ford is the focus of a new restoration campaign in the Chicago Southland.
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The 24-story tower will keep ground-floor retail while vacant offices become housing and a new rooftop level changes the building's original profile.
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A 28-story apartment tower will replace a labor and health-care building whose atrium and paired Brotherhood Monument sculptures gave the corner a distinctive public...
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The restaurant relocated, but the loss of its longtime building closes a distinct chapter in the commercial life surrounding the Belmont elevated station.
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The Pine Grove project preserves a monumental street presence while replacing the sanctuary, dome, roof, and most of the historic building behind it.
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