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Rebuilding Beirut to preserve its heritage

The tragic cultural costs of the explosion in Beirut.

Architects and NGOs are deploying efforts to restore the traditional buildings of Beirut that were heavily damaged in the devastating explosion that rocked the capital Aug. 4.

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Report Release: Reality and Recovery in New York City

Check out our new video sharing some of the findings from our recent New York City study. The New York Landmarks Conservancy

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#Culture2030Goal

Take 12 minutes to learn why: 1) Culture needs to be the fourth pillar of sustainable development; 2) Culture is critical for the implementation of the UN Sustainable Development Goals; and 3) why ... See more

See the key messages of the #culture2030goal campaign on the fundamental importance of culture, sustainaibility and cities in times of crises. More info: htt...

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In case you missed it last week, check out our brilliant Associate Principal Briana Grosicki on the Practical Preservation Podcast with Keperling Preservation Services here: ... See more

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For those of you interested in the role of heritage in meeting the Sustainable Development Goals, here's a great opportunity to learn more. All four of the presenters are well versed in the ... See more

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2 weeks ago

Practical Preservation Podcast Featuring Briana Grosicki of PlaceEconomics - Practical Preservation

My colleague and partner, Briana Grosicki, doing a great podcast about the economics of historic preservation, PlaceEconomics, and her own background. Wonderful way for you to spend half an hour. Bravo, Bri, great job! ... See more

ShareSharePinTweet0 Shares Briana Grosicki, associate principal of PlaceEconomics based in Washington, D.C., joined the Practical Preservation Podcast to discuss the economic benefits of ... See more

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Very pleased to release our second citywide study from the great city of New York. Many thanks to The New York Landmarks Conservancy for always challenging us with exciting and thought-provoking ... See more

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Reality and Recovery: Historic Preservation in New York City - New Report and Online Discussion | New York Landmarks Conservancy

Great event last night hosted by the New York Landmarks Conservancy. 400+ people attended the [virtual] public release of our most recent report on historic preservation and New York City. This ... See more

Preservation will play a key role in New York’s recovery, in the same way it has through previous crises. As New Yorkers start reopening the City, the Landmarks Conservancy is pleased to present an… ... See more

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3 weeks ago

Reality and Recovery: Historic Preservation in New York City

Join us in an event organized by the The New York Landmarks Conservancy that will include the first public release of the study we recently completed for them on the impacts of historic preservation ... See more

The Landmarks Conservancy has updated its groundbreaking study on the economic impacts of preservation.

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2020 Analysis of the Historic Tax Credit

The City of Baltimore has released the study we did on their property tax based incentive. Thanks City of Baltimore, Department of Planning for commissioning us to do this analysis.

Since the creation of the program in 1996, CHAP has believed that the city's historic tax cre

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38 Reasons to Keep the Federal Historic Tax Credit

“Habitat III: Quito, SDGs, NUA, UN-Habitat, and Heritage” by Donovan Rypkema

PresPoll 7 Recap: The Effectiveness and Use of Heritage Conservation

Results of PresPoll #6: Sustainable Development

Results of PresPoll #5: Resource Protection

Results of PresPoll #4: Are We Compatible?

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