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  1. The GSA and Historic Preservation

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Oct 16, 2008

    The U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), a independent federal agency established in 1949 as the government’s procurement arm and landlord, plays a critical role in preserving the buildings that symbolized

  2. For the Love of Historic Preservation

    For the Love of Historic Preservation

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Oct 15, 2008

    Some families support education, others health care, still other cancer research, but at least one is putting its wealth and weight behind historic preservation in Indiana. A decade ago, the Efroymson family headed by

  3. Remembering Movie Palace Magic

    Remembering Movie Palace Magic

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Oct 14, 2008

    It's been said they don't build 'em like they used to, and that's most certainly the case with movie theaters. Instead of glorious edifices that truly showcase the best of the widescreen films, today we've got bland

  4. A Viking in Vogue

    A Viking in Vogue

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Oct 13, 2008

    It's a good deed that Erik Larson , author of "The Devil in the White City" could appreciate. The Viking Ship duplicate that sailed from Norway to the U.S. in 1893 to prove that Leif Erikson and his Vikings could have

  5. Picture it, Siciliy...Where Houses Cost One Euro

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Sep 5, 2008

    We're almost glad that Sophia Petrillo didn't live to see this one: hill-top houses in Salemi, Sicily are going for a mere $1.50. The catch? The homes were damaged in an earthquake 40 years ago, and once you've forked

  6. Montpelier's Big Reveal, Finally

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Aug 28, 2008

    After five years and millions of dollars, U.S. president James Madison's house has finally been restored. This Virginia home is where Madison, father of the Constitution, spent most of his youth. This residence will

  7. Extreme Makeover, the Los Angeles edition: Moving Richard Neutra

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Aug 27, 2008

    Developer Barbara Behm says she feels like she's been pregnant for the past three years, according to this Los Angeles Times article. Her baby? A Richard Neutra house, which she had moved from one part of the city of

  8. An Old Theater Grows in Brooklyn

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Aug 25, 2008

    For more than 40 years, the Brooklyn Paramount Theatre has been used an athletic gymnasium for Long Island University. Thousands of seats were removed in 1962 to make room for basketball games, which were, oddly

  9. Going Against the Grain in Minnesota

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Aug 1, 2008

    It looks like a waterfront grain elevator complex in St. Paul, Minn. will be converted into an interpretive center, giving the abandoned buildings new life. City officials accepted construction bids for a $2 million

  10. 'Greening' Isn't Always So Good

    mediabistro.com » mediabistro.com: UnBeige - Jun 25, 2008

    We're sure to get lots of hate mail for this one, which we're okay with (better angry mail than a life of sob-filled solitude, right?). So after reading stories like "The New Trophy Home, Small and Ecological," which

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