Inside the Beautiful Home Frank Lloyd Wright Designed for His Son (1952)
The David and Gladys Wright House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright for his son, was at risk of demolition but was saved and added to the National Register of Historic Places in 2022. [ more ]
'No Longer a Matter of Film Versus Digital': What Film Preservation Means Today
The world premiere of a pristine restoration of 'The Searchers' at the TCM Classic Film Festival highlighted the importance of preserving classic films on celluloid for a transcendent cinematic experience. [ more ]
BT Tower to become hotel as London landmark sold for 275m
BT Tower in London to be converted into an upmarket hotel by MCR Hotels for 275m, preserving the Grade II-listed building.
Conversion of BT Tower will take years due to the complexity of removing technical equipment, allowing time for design planning and community engagement. [ more ]
17 Oldest NYC Restaurants You Can Still Dine At Today - Tasting Table
NYC dining history reflects immigration, cultural shifts, and culinary innovations. Mainstay restaurants offer a glimpse into the city's past while delivering great food.
Historical restaurants in NYC serve as living monuments, preserving recipes and traditions spanning generations amidst a competitive dining scene. [ more ]
Was This $2.2M Palm Springs Home, Dubbed Casa de Rosa, Designed by Cliff May?
The house's design may be attributed to famous architect Cliff May. The design was thoughtful, considering sun exposure in the desert climate. The home retains original character and has been updated over the years. [ more ]