March/April 2011 Table of Contents
Features
Preservation Redefined
In Seattle’s Pike/Pine district, residents honor the past and build for the future
By David Hanson
Designed for Living
Two preservation pros converted a c. 1880 Maryland Victorian into an energy-efficient, wheelchair-accessible retreat
By James H. Schwartz
Back to the Future
Building owners in an Iowa town hope to profit from an energy-sharing plan that is generating new interest and efficiency
By Reed Karaim
Departments
People Saving Places
A onetime Model T showroom in Detroit becomes a community laboratory for sustainable solutions • The Old Naval Hospital in the nation's capital is reborn as a community center
Traveler
A new generation of farmers is helping to preserve Long Island's rich agrarian past
Homefront
Achieving net zero at a 110-year-old house in Michigan
2011 Dozen Distinctive Destinations
Now & Then
A historic factory endures in a New York City neighborhood where conversions usually
lead to lofts
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