Vince Michael

Preservation is about the future, not the past.

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Recent Posts

  • Options, Upgrades and the elaboration spiral
  • San Antonio Roundup September 2021
  • Preservation, Technology and Preciosity
  • Diversity, Inclusion and Racial Justice
  • Time and Value
  • NIOSA is here!
  • Sinners, Saints and the Man in Black
  • A busy week with some success
  • The Zoning Revolution
  • Woolworth and Crockett Buildings SAVED

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History lives in buildings and landscapes more than in books.