Tag: historic preservation
Interstate Bridge Replacement program seeks community input on cultural and historic resources
VANCOUVER, WASH. – A new online open house sharing details and asking for community comment about work researching and identifying historic and archaeological areas...
Transformative Main Street Station Shed in Richmond, Va. Lauded as Shining Infrastructure Example
A 40-year phased multimodal development project that recently earned a historic preservation award today was showcased by the national Engineering and Public...
Schmidt Associates hires Joseph Jarzen as Community studio client liaison
The leadership of Indianapolis-based Schmidt Associates, a regional architecture, engineering, and interior design firm, is pleased to announce that Joseph Jarzen has been named...
Moving Forward with Historic Preservation and Climate Resiliency
By Luke Carothers
Conversations about climate resiliency planning almost always contain talk of the future, but there is something in the idea that better understanding...
Architects Applaud Move Toward Calif. Tax Credit for Historic Preservation (Page & Turnbull)
Advocates of historic buildings cheered the recent passing of SB 451, familiarly known as the California State Historic Tax Credit, as an important and...
Grand Avenue Bridge in Des Moines
Replacing a Historic Bridge: Innovative Solutions Add Modern Charm to Grand Avenue Bridge in Des Moines
Contemplating the replacement of historic structures is never an...
Thornton Tomasetti Completes Restoration and Reconstruction of Historic Cast Iron Fire Watchtower in Harlem
Thornton Tomasetti, the international engineering firm, has completed the restoration and reconstruction of the Harlem Fire Watchtower in Marcus Garvey Park, which was unveiled...
SWCA Environmental Consultants Acquires REAP
SWCA Environmental Consultants acquired REAP, a renewable energy and historic preservation firm based in Sanford, N.C. REAP is a development services consulting firm that offers critical issue analysis, environmental permitting, site selection and control, coordination with government agencies, cultural resource preservation, and management of available tax incentives.