With contributions from Carson Hartmann In many cities across the country, older neighborhoods are experiencing intense development pressures. City planners, preservationists, and residents are considering how to maintain community identity while also accommodating growth. In such scenarios,...
As part of the National Trust’s role in developing the Little Havana Me Importa Revitalization Plan , the National Trust’s Research & Policy Lab explored pathways to accommodate neighborhood change without losing the older, smaller buildings that give the area its architectural character...
FromVacancytoVitality_4.13.pdf
During last week’s Forum Webinar, representatives from three National Treasure projects discussed centering their preservation work on people. Ana Edwards reflected on her role at Shockoe Bottom , Gabriela Rosada talked about her experience in Little Havana , and Seri Worden gave insight into...
This is the slide deck for the Forum Webinar "National Treasures: Shaping the Future of Preservation" which streamed live on June 12, 2018. #NationalTreasure #ShockoeBottom #HistoricPhiladelphia #LittleHavana
Slide Deck_National Treasures Shaping the Future of Preservation.pdf
Sit in on a moderated discussion between three representatives of National Treasure projects Little Havana, Shockoe Bottom and Historic Neighborhoods of Philadelphia. Panelists will talk about how the goals and processes of their work are reflecting what preservation leaders from across the...
The sensory experience of walking the streets of Miami’s Little Havana neighborhood is unforgettable. The layered histories, the rich cultural expression, and the colorful architecture underscore the importance of this unique neighborhood. I am proud to say that the National Trust added...
Main page for the Preservation Green Lab of the National Trust for Historic Preservation Research & Policy Lab The National Trust’s Research & Policy Lab is the next generation of the Preservation Green Lab, expanding our research and policy innovation to issue areas beyond the original scope...