Memory of the Earth: 4 Adaptive Reuse Projects Transforming Ceramic Factories
Ceramic factories illustrate the evolution from manual craftsmanship to industrial production, highlighting the importance of reusing these spaces to preserve cultural memory.
Enchanting Video Shows How Globes Were Made by Hand in 1955: The End of a 500-Year Tradition
The first globe was created in 1492 by Martin Behaim and Georg Glockkendon, beginning a 500-year handmade tradition that continued until machines replaced manual production in the 20th century.
Author, film director Sayles to appear Jan. 20 in Berkeley for new book
Crucible traces Ford Motor Company's evolution from the 1920s through World War II, mixing historical figures and fictional workers to explore industrial, racial, and political dynamics.
Harmood Grove transitioned from industrial use to upmarket flats, while maintaining its original housing count, but now suffers from drug-related issues.
Troy is a hub of architectural wonders, showcasing its industrial past and well-preserved Gilded Age mansions, offering a rich history for enthusiasts.
Oil Mill Lane, formerly known as The Green Walk and Beavor Lane, reflects a transformation from historical pathways to a modern urban area shaped by industrial history.