Pearl Harbor and the ongoing fight against fascism
Remembering the date that will live in infamy is as important now as it has ever been.
All posts filed under: Historic Preservation
A wild dream, an old Victorian, and a few grapevines from a kind neighbor
Rich Moran chats with me about his memoir of how an old house and a vineyard changed his life.
Châteaux, cathedrals, cuisine, and charm
Photographs and historical notes to remember our recent visit to the Loire Valley.
May the wind always be at your back . . . but not too much wind
Photographs and music to remember our most recent visit to the Emerald Isle.
Richard Moe: A personal appreciation
Richard Moe, who passed away on September 15th, had a generous and expansive spirit.
Unexpected perspectives
An excerpt from an upcoming review of Thomas Schiff’s extraordinary “Civic Architecture Across America.”
Our journey through Europe
A light overview of some of the places we visited on our Great Journey Through Europe tour.
The beauty and challenges of our landmarks
Sacred spaces seen on our recent trip in Europe key both individual and collective memories.
Telling the story in a most delightful way
Lucerne, Switzerland is a photographer’s delight.
Architecture, disability, and modern culture
Influential moments when designers engaged the embodied experiences of people with disabilities.
MORE TO COME... 