Preservation Action News Today

You might not realize you've been missing a vintage Toast-O-Lator in your life until you visit the Preservation Action Council's two-day sale.

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A San Jose group has terminated its lengthy court fight over a downtown brutalist building and now hopes to rescue what it calls an "Endangered Eight" set of structures that include a neglected old church.

A panel of state judges has backed San Jose's decision that had cleared the way for the demolition of a brutalist building on a prime site that would be part of a huge downtown tech campus.

Proponents of the special designation fear if more of the original buildings are torn down, a rich history could be erased.

Conservationists and a Mauritian fishers roll out a five-year project to replant seagrass — the ‘lungs’ of the ocean

WASHINGTON – Today, President Joe Biden appointed the following individuals to serve in key regional leadership roles at the United States Department of

Council modifies Landmarks Commissions 3-year "Historic Preservation Action Plan"