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Preservation and designation of a historic coastal town built on the legacy of sake brewing can reverse the trend of depopulation.

The community behind one of Tokyo's fast-disappearing neighborhood bathhouses seeks to preserve this central element of a traditional way of life while diversifying its use.

An architectural icon in need of repair can continue to provide opportunities for recreation and access to public space for the residents of Ahmedabad.

Revitalization of traditional water management systems and the recovery of local knowledge can help address the water crisis for contemporary communities.

The Tush community seeks to ensure that regional development in eastern Georgia will promote sustainable tourism and will not disrupt their livelihoods.

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.

In May 2019, a thunderstorm caused severe damage to the main roof of the building housing the Buddhist Archives of Photography, exposing the precious archives to the elements.