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8 Cards in this Set
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Develops and Regulates Historic Preservation |
"Historic Preservation Service and National Park Service" |
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Treatments of Historic Preservation |
"Preservation, Rehabilitation, Restoration, Reconstruction" |
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Preservation |
Most accurate type of historical preservation. Everything is respected and preserved. Mostly concerned with ongoing maintenance and repair, rather then expensive replacement. |
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Rehabilitation |
Focus on retention and repair. But some replacement is ok, because of deterioration. Adapts property for compatible use through repair, alteration, addition, while preserving those portions that convey historical importance. |
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Restoration |
Saves the materials from the most significant time period. Allowing to remove the materials from other periods. |
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Reconstruction |
Least accurate, allows to recreate most things on the site using new materials. Mostly deteriorated. |
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Age of the building to qualify for grants and tax credits |
50 years old. Some buildings might be included on the National Register of Historic Places simply because of their significance to the community. |
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US Department of Interior |
To say that your provide ‘’ Historical Architecture’’ service, It requires that on top of professional degree or architect license, individual must have studied/practiced historical preservation for at least 1 year. |
