March/April 2010 Table of Contents
Cover of March/April 2010
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
By Sudip Bose
Historic Preservation and Green Architecture: Friends or Foes?
They’re natural allies—and always have been
By Blair Kamin
Brick by Brick
Greening a Rhode Island fire station required a 3-D laser scan, reconstruction, and a whole lot of mortar
By Donna Paul
Preservation Green Guide
How much it costs, and how long it takes to recover the dollars you invest in going green
By Lindsey M. Roberts
Departments
People Saving Places
A school in Walsenburg, Colo., becomes a library • Preserving the plants native to 17th-century Manhattan • Battling for a lifesaving station in Ocean City, N.J.
Making a Difference
Jeremy Knoll and Ryan Evans bring green resources to a neighborhood in New Orleans
Bicycling the length of the scenic C&O Canal from Washington, D.C., to Cumberland, Md.
Home Front
Tom Glass deconstructed, moved, and faithfully rebuilt a stunning 18th-century house in Virginia
2010 Dozen Distinctive Destinations
Now & Then
Rescuing Glencoe Mill Village set a new standard for preservation in North Carolina
The Back Page
In cities across the country, trees cool, sustain, and enhance the places that matter
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Submitted by Hope at: March 3, 2010
I am a LEED A.P. and I like to be informed.