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A new book delves into the ethics and provenance of historical reconstructions.
A layman's impression of a D.C.-area New Urbanist development
The Edwardian period, before Modernism took hold, produced dignified human habitats.
Modernism confines discourse to a narrow approach to building design, one only approved by a small coterie of 'starchitects' and their disciples.
A fresh dispute over historic preservation in Washington, D.C. has earned the movement a new class of critics: environmentalists. Against a growing tide…
