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Steve Jobs Gets Green Light to Raze 1926 Mansion

A judge rules in Jobs' favor in a lawsuit over the Jackling House in Woodside, Calif.

Features

The Height of Sustainability

The owners of the Empire State Building are turning New York's legendary skyscraper into a model of energy efficiency.

Historic Preservation and Green Architecture: Friends or Foes?

They’re natural allies – and always have been.

Brick by Brick

Greening a Rhode Island fire station required a 3-D laser scan, reconstruction, and a whole lot of mortar.

Going Green Naturally

Join Preservation columnist Dwight Young, author of 'The Back Page,' as he discusses how trees cool, sustain, and enhance places that matter.

Blogs

Preservation Nation Blog

How Do You Say This Place Matters?

Places matter – that’s not a concept that should ever get lost in translation. The next time you want to show some love for a place that’s important to you, you’ve got options.

Oklahoma City: Bright and Booming in the Heartland

Early bird registration for the National Main Streets Conference ends Saturday (March 19), so read on to find out why Oklahoma City is a great destination for this year's event.

Go With a Purpose Blog

Five Facts from the Johnstown Flood Museum in Johnstown, Pennsylvania

The Johnstown Flood Museum tells the story of the 1889 Johnstown flood, which killed 2,209 people, and the town’s triumphant recovery. The catastrophic flood of 20 million tons of water destroyed...

Preservation in the News

Medford to receive a 'Royall' restoration of the past - 03/18/10
Appropriators object to proposed cuts in NPS budget - 03/18/10
Preservation is inherently sustainable - 03/18/10

Viewpoints

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