Main entry:

Economic Benefits of Preserving Old Buildings Conference (1975 : Seattle, Wash.)

Title & Author:

Economic benefits of preserving old buildings : papers from the Economic Benefits of Preserving Old Buildings Conference / sponsored by the National Trust for Historic Preservation, Seattle, Wash., July 31-August 2, 1975, cosponsors, City of Seattle, Historic Seattle Preservation and Development Authority, endorsing sponsors, American Institute of Architects [and others].

Publication:

Washington : Preservation Press, National Trust for Historic Preservation, 1976.

Description:

164 pages : illustrations ; 27 cm

Notes:
Seattle experience: making historic preservation profitable -- Economics aside / Wes Uhlman -- The growing public stake in urban conservation/ Bruce K. Chapman -- A history of pioneer square / Arthur M. Skolnik -- Making historic preservation profitable -- if you're willing to wait / Alan F. Black -- The Pioneer building, a case history / Earl B. Seaman -- Municipal action to encourage private investment in preservation -- Public commitment and private investment in preservation / Weiming Lu -- Zoning: a neglected tool for preservation / Alexander Cooper -- Tax increment financing: a key preservation tool / William G. Seline -- The hidden assets of old bildings -- Plus factors of old buildilngs / Giorgio Cavagliere -- Building reuse in new England: identifying the hidden assets / George M. Notter Jr. -- Continuing and adaptive use: avenues to profits -- Trolley square: a preservation adventure in Salt Lake city / Wallace A. Wright Jr. -- Adaptive office space in old buildings / Charles N. Tseckares -- The costs of preservation: getting the most for your money -- Preservation costs and commerical buildings / Herbert McLaughlin -- Getting the most for your money: preservation costs in 19th century commerical buildings -- Richard C. Frank -- Government assistance in preservation financing -- Grants-in-aid for historic preservation / Richard C. Mehring -- Government assistance in preservation financing: the state sector / Truett Latimer -- Selected federal and National trust activities / John L. Firsbee III -- HU*D programs to support preservation / George A. karas -- Integrity: the foundation of the preservation proces -- Integrity in the Vieux carre / Richard W. Freeman Jr. -- Overcoming preservation problems / Roger s. Webb -- Private financing for preservation -- Thoughts on preservation, past and future / Bruce M. Rockwell -- Giving lenders what they need / Richard Crissman -- Financing and develooping large commerical preservation projects / John Sower -- Preserved bildings as profitable real estate -- Preservation as profitable real estate in Savannah / Leopold Adler II -- The realities of renovation: economics and related influences / Ron Kaufman -- Conference summary -- The dangers of preservation success / Paul G. Goldberger -- Strengths and shortcomings of the economic benefits conference / William marlin -- Demands for the future / Mrs. John W. R. Crawford.
Also issued online.

Subject:

Historic buildings Conservation and restoration Economic aspects United States Congresses.
Monuments historiques Conservation et restauration Aspect économique États-Unis Congrès.
Historic buildings Conservation and restoration Economic aspects.
United States.

Form/genre:

Conference papers and proceedings.
Actes de congrès.

Added entries:

National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 138584
Call No.: 8912; ID:86-B9471
Status: Available