A crumbling factory that is now a focal point of neighborhood revitalization. A private residence that suffered years of neglect before being restored by descendants of its original owner. A community meeting space that has been restored with an eye toward sustainability in a changing coastal environment. These were just a few of the Award-winning projects honored by the Preservation League on May 13, 2015.
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Join us in thanking members of the NY Congressional delegation!
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Upper Floor Reuse: A Guidebook for Revitalizing Downtown Buildings targets the issue of upper floor vacancy in the higher density “downtown” areas of villages, towns, and cities in the Genesee-Finger Lakes Region.
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A $6,300 grant to CiviCure will support the cost of structural and code analyses of the Wood Block building in Hoosick Falls.
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Preservation League Public Policy Director Daniel Mackay visited Kingston this week to offer some advice on the city's proposed comprehensive plan.
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Built in 1893, the Chautauqua Amphitheater was the "beating heart" of a National Historic Landmark District located 70 miles southwest of Buffalo, NY.
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Thanks to All Over Albany for their great coverage of our Industrial Heritage Reuse Program.
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After 25 years of dedicated service, Tania Werbizky, the League's longstanding Regional Director for Preservation and Grant Programs, has retired
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High-volume hydrofracking and power line development have been put on hold, effectively sparing two of our recent Seven to Save sites.
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At its August, 2014 meeting, the Preserve New York grant program panel selected 14 applicants in 12 counties around the state to share $91,500 in funding.
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In May the first of two grant rounds awarded $29,430 to 10 projects in 9 counties. The Fall grant cycle awarded $15,673 to six projects in as many counties. Each successful applicant is providing a $500 match.
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A $5,800 grant to the GARNER Arts Center supported the cost of a conditions assessment and feasibility study for the reuse of Building 21, part of the mill complex known historically as the Garner Print Works.
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This EPIP loan revolving line of credit provides cash flow support for the ongoing restoration of the Oliver Bronson House.
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Announcing the next round of New York’s most endangered historic properties.
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A community-led effort to give new life to a relic of the heyday of rail. A vibrant artistic hub in a building that was once on the brink of demolition. An all-volunteer preservation group that got its start supporting arts and culture. The restoration and interpretation of a contemporary artist’s live-work space in SoHo. These were just a few of the Award-winning projects and organizations honored by the Preservation League on May 14, 2014.
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At its 2013 meeting, the Preserve New York grant program panel selected 13 applicants in 9 counties to receive support totaling $100,000.
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In May, the first of two grant rounds awarded $33,550 to 13 projects in 11 counties. The Fall grant cycle awarded $11,553 to four worthy projects in as many counties.
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