demolition
Isaac Kremer/ January 14, 2018/ / 0 comments

The systematic razing of a building. Photo from New Orleans, Louisiana, 2006. (Saylor, 1952)
- Downriver Review - Letters from Louisiana
- Two Approaches to City Building
- Wyandotte’s Historic Marx Theatre
- green building
- permit
- Keeping Time: The History and Theory of Preservation in America (1988)
- S, M, L, XL (1995)
- Illustrated Dictionary of Architecture (2002)
- A Guide to Architect Terms and Phrases (2018)
- demolition by neglect
- Sesquicentennial Tour - Wyandotte, Michigan
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- Funeral of Doug McIntosh - Detroit, Michigan
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- Construction Terms (2024)
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- absentee owner
- demolition permit
- A Preservation Primer for the Property Owner (1978)
- Architecture / Design / Geometry
- frusta
- Michael Kramer House - Buffalo, New York
- Dictionary of Architecture (1952)
- Sturgis' Dictionary (1901)
- Wyandotte Interactive Tour / Wyandotte Theater
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- Field Notes: End of Year Appeal
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- A Dream for Mobility - Disintegration of Downtown - Detroit, Michigan
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- Albion Interactive History / Albion College
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- historic preservation
- Americans Return to Main Street – Review of Main Street’s Comeback by Mary Means
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- Downtown - Albion, Michigan (2013)
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- Visit to New York City, New York (July 2018)
