Preservation

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Rehabbed New Deal–Era Building Helps Revive Shenandoah Valley Town

Parkway 301, once the birthplace of the Blue Ridge Parkway, had fallen into disuse until an urban-renewal spirit sweeping the nation came to downtown Roanoke, Va. More

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Historic Minneapolis Flour Mill Undergoes $150 Million Renovation

A historic flour mill in Minneapolis is getting a makeover and will soon become home to more than 250 affordable live/work artist apartments. More

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Developer Focuses on Adaptive Reuse to Revitalize Its Home Region

Holly Wiedemann, president of Lexington, Ky.–based AU Associates, shares how her... More

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The Preservation Race

The low-income housing tax credit (LIHTC) program helps finance approximately 100,000 affordable apartments each year, with a good portion of those units in brand-new developments. More

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Southern Discomfort: Winter Storms Stall Construction in South

If this long cold winter has done anything, it's forced developers and construction teams to anticipate any type of weather, no matter how severe. More

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Above Sea Level: NYC Architects Creatively Battle Rising Flood Waters

A little more than a year after Hurricane Sandy swept over New York City, architects have gone back to the drawing board to face the rising flood levels in the city. More

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LIHTC Survives Tax Reform Draft; Big Changes Proposed

The affordable housing industry reacts to Rep. Camp's much-anticipated tax reform draft, which preserves the LIHTC but introduces major changes, and even eliminates, other vital multifamily programs. More

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19th-Century Mall Reinvented as Mix of Micro Lofts, Retail

The nation’s first enclosed mall, modeled after historic European arcades, is... More

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Minneapolis Apartment Renovation Helps History Shine

After an extensive, 14-month renovation, Village Green Has breathed new life into what was once Minneapolis’ tallest tower. More

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Randolph Tower City Apartments

For years, Randolph Tower blighted the block it occupied in Chicago’s business district. It wasn’t unheard of for pieces of the terra-cotta façade of the building, built in 1929, to chip and fall on pedestrians walking below. More

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