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10 months agoCenter for Heritage Conservation added Symposium 2011_Ryan Jones: 3 Case Studies in Adaptive Reuse to Symposium 2011_Adaptive Reuse: Architecture as Found Object -
10 months agoCenter for Heritage Conservation added Symposium 2011_Aaron Lubeck: How we are (and are not) Adaptively Re-Using Whole Cities to Symposium 2011_Adaptive Reuse: Architecture as Found Object
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10 months agoCenter for Heritage Conservation added Symposium 2011_Elisabeth Knibbe: Sugar Hill: The Rebirth of a Neighborhood to Symposium 2011_Adaptive Reuse: Architecture as Found Object
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10 months agoCenter for Heritage Conservation added Symposium 2011_Panel Discussion to Symposium 2011_Adaptive Reuse: Architecture as Found Object
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10 months agoCenter for Heritage Conservation added Symposium 2011_Ron Staley: Constructing Adaptation: 21st Century Systems into 20th Century Structures to Symposium 2011_Adaptive Reuse: Architecture as Found Object
Center for Heritage Conservation
Joined March 2011
The Center for Heritage Conservation was authorized in 2005 as a professional center for interdisciplinary research and service projects on all aspects of built and natural heritage. Since 1977, Texas A&M University has been recognized for academic and research programs dedicated to the better understanding of our historic legacy.
The Center supports research of planned and built environments with particular emphasis on their continued use and care. Investigations are performed through sponsored projects and professional and academic graduate studies. Research findings are disseminated to the public through publications and presentations in academic and professional journals and conferences.
The Center has over fifty active cross-disciplinary Professional, Faculty and Corresponding Fellows who provide a unique cross-campus and national network that supports the recording, analysis, repair, reuse, interpretation and wise management of historic buildings, places and cultural sites.
The Center's programs enrich educational opportunities by building on an established network of course offerings, increasing the knowledge and professional skills of the practice community.
To learn more visit archone.tamu.edu/chc/
The Center supports research of planned and built environments with particular emphasis on their continued use and care. Investigations are performed through sponsored projects and professional and academic graduate studies. Research findings are disseminated to the public through publications and presentations in academic and professional journals and conferences.
The Center has over fifty active cross-disciplinary Professional, Faculty and Corresponding Fellows who provide a unique cross-campus and national network that supports the recording, analysis, repair, reuse, interpretation and wise management of historic buildings, places and cultural sites.
The Center's programs enrich educational opportunities by building on an established network of course offerings, increasing the knowledge and professional skills of the practice community.
To learn more visit archone.tamu.edu/chc/
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