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Local stewards of a rare survivor of the Industrial Age seek to revive it as a community asset for recreation and access to the natural environment.

New solutions will mitigate the effects of depopulation, gentrification, and the boom of the modern tourism industry on this historic urban housing typology

Local initiative can transform a grand historic residence, now shuttered, into a museum for citizens and visitors to Asyut.

A modern mega-structure, currently closed and at risk of redevelopment, can continue to foster exchange across population groups as a recreational center.

Conservation of traditional dwellings will help the Batammariba people remain in their historic homeland and preserve their way of life.

Renewed stakeholder engagement will bring care and attention to a group of sites associated with key events in the Civil Rights movement.

The 40 surviving chapels in the Oyón Valley were built in the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries as part of a Spanish program to convert Peru’s indigenous population to Christianity.

Conservation interventions, site management improvements and training opportunities were part of an award-winning project that protected Quasyr ‘Amra and its surrounding complex.

Angkor was once the seat of the Khmer Empire, which ruled a large portion of Southeast Asia between the ninth and fifteenth centuries AD.

The whole of historic Havana is in dire need of conservation.

Albingaunum, the wealthy Roman city along the River Centa, was important because of its position as a gateway to the fertile plains of northern Italy, Gaul, and the Mediterranean.

Located on the shores of Lake Nero, 210 kilometers northeast of Moscow, Rostov Veliky can trace its origins to the year 862, making it one of Russia's oldest cities.