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Introduction: What is historic preservation? |
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The roots of historic preservation in the United States |
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Preservation in the 20th century: History and policy |
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The politics of significance: The President's House on Independence Mall, Philadelphia |
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Preservation and interpretation: the Emily Dickinson museum |
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The politics of significance II: Poe, McKim and the NYU law school project
Guest speaker: Susan Lowance, Kohn Pedersen Fox
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If you can't see it, can you preserve it? The danger of "integrity" |
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Adaptive reuse: The Charles Street jail redevelopment
Guest speakers: Pamela Hawkes and Wolfgang Rudorf, Anne Beha architects
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Preserving contemporary life: The ugly and ordinary and the high-style
Guest speaker: Helene Lipstadt, MIT
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Preserving modern architecture: The case of Aalto in Cambridge
Guest speaker: David Fixler, Einhorn Yaffee Prescott, architecture and engineering
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Reflections on contemporary preservation debates: the World Trade Center and New Orleans after Katrina |
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Final presentations |