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Historic Preservation Part 2: What Is Historic?

Level: Introductory
Format: Text-based
CE Info: 2.75 HSW LU
Contact Info: Customer Service (customerservice@ncarb.org)

Description:

We preserve buildings to tell our stories, provide continuity in our culture, and stabilize our structures for public safety. In the past century, scientific and historical methodological approaches have been developed through national and international policies and legislation to effectively preserve and reuse existing and historic buildings. The primary purpose of “What Is Historic?” is to discuss how to determine what makes a building or site historic, how to evaluate historic and existing buildings, how to evaluate their conditions, and how to develop their design and preservation approaches and processes. This course is the second of the five-part Historic Preservation series. Each section can be taken as an individual course.

Tags:
Series Planning Heritage Historical

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Convenient. Flexible. Affordable.

The Continuum Education Series is one of the most cost-effective ways for architects to fulfill their state and AIA continuing education requirements.

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CE Program Support

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Do you have a question or need help with any of our CE Courses? Email us at customerservice@ncarb.org, call us at 202/879-0520, or click here to complete the support form.