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Nicole is one of very few real estate lawyers in Israel who specializes in the restoration and preservation of historic buildings. For over thirty years, she has supported clients in Israel and abroad in complex real estate projects that include property transactions of all types; development and planning; investment and tax issues; and project management. Her expertise in historic restoration enables her to advise entrepreneurs and investors in all aspects of conservation and preservation, such as legislation, economic incentives, modern building preservation technologies, and legal pr...

Gina Long Harriet Sylvester of Hythe Conservation - Credit: Hythe Conservation Restoration is an art unto itself, helping preserve beautiful objects. Gina Long meets Harriet Sylvester of  Suffolk-based Hythe Conservation “I knew starting my own business during lockdown was something of a leap of faith. But the last year has also given me a lot of time to think about my career. “I was passionate about setting up my studio and the first six months couldn’t have gone any better.” From intricately restoring 300-year-old Chinese porcelain to repairing a Victorian teething toy and rattle, ...

Werner Sobek, New York, NY, US, Junior Engineer & Drafter • Created and modified detailed fabrication drawings using AutoCAD; submitted large packages on very tight deadlines while working in coordination with fabricator and team headquarters overseas* • Traveled to company headquarters and assisted in completing fabrication packages, while also improving communication between Germany and New York offices • Conducted thermal analysis on façade connections using THERM and WINDOW software and discussed ways to improve performance* • Used...

Follow Jan. 14, 2021 A new stone bridge, 90 meters (295 feet) long, stretches above Nahal Taninim near the mouth of the river. It has four large arches, and pedestrians and bicyclists can comfortably cross from the southern to the northern bank of the river and back without getting their feet wet. The separate worlds of Jisr al-Zarqa and of Kibbutz Ma’agan Michael have been connected, and the former, an Arab town whose name means “a bridge over the blue river,” has been given an actual bridge. The bridge isn’t entirely new. It’s a reconstruction of the bridge that was built by the r...

Search Wednesday, 23 December 2020 2 min read To celebrate the occasion, the Ministry of Culture and Information Policy of Ukraine and the National Kyiv-Pechersk Historical and Cultural Preserve, in cooperation with the UNESCO World Heritage Centre, organized an International Scientific and Practical Online Conference on “World Heritage Sites: Sustainable Development Practices for Urban Heritage” on 10 December 2020. The online conference brought together high-level representatives from the Ukrainian government and UNESCO, as well as site managers and several national a...