Shell Game The Berkeley YMCA shows how thoughtful renovation can simplify altered interiors while respecting historic character. This article is for Members only
Over The Drainage District Red Oaks County Park turned land once considered unsuitable for development into a busy urban recreation destination. This article is for Members only
Downtown Container Park Las Vegas’ Downtown Container Park combines small businesses, play, events, and inventive reuse to pursue a meaningful return on community. This article is for Members only
Preserving History Historic structures require careful assessment of significance, condition, cost, use, safety, and community value before preservation decisions. This article is for Members only
From Grazing To Gazing A donated dairy farm became a thriving nature preserve through careful planning, programming, partnerships, and audience-focused communication. This article is for Members only
Historically Rich Tucson transformed an obsolete wading pool into an engaging play area while respecting Catalina Park’s historic neighborhood character. This article is for Members only
And The Beach Goes On A former beach house and swimming pavilion gains new community value through renovation, reuse, and connections to local memories. This article is for Members only
The “Mane” Attraction Discarded granite lion heads gained new life as playful spray features that connect public art, history, and aquatic recreation. This article is for Members only
Rebuilding Boston Boston preserves historic park structures through adaptive reuse, partnerships, and renovations that serve new community purposes. This article is for Members only
Take The Initiative Morgantown residents used volunteer effort, early programming, and visible progress to turn an abandoned school into a thriving senior center. This article is for Members only
Rich With History Santa Monica restored the Annenberg Community Beach House as a sustainable public destination that preserves Hollywood history and expands coastal access. This article is for Members only
From Stone Quarry To Sandy Beach A flooded stone quarry was transformed into Three Oaks Recreation Area, creating a beach, lake access, trails, and community recreation. This article is for Members only
