Articles Tagged with ''historic preservation''

The author collected tales of cities known for their historic beauty, contrasting their thoughtless destruction with the story of those who fought to save them.

Kevin Lemer

April 1, 2002

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The rebuilding of the old Jewish Quarter would be guided by an advisory council of distinguished philosophers, historians, artists, architects, planners, theologians, and philanthropists called the Jerusalem Committee, established by the mayor immediately upon entering office.

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This course examines the causes of noise problems, offers acoustical performance requirements, and recommends practical building techniques to reduce noise in multifamily settings.

Articles Tagged with ''historic preservation''

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