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Links
- Norman Alston Architects Website
The homepage of Norman Alston Architects - Preservation Nation
- Secretary of the Interiors Standards for Rehabilitation
The basic guidelines for historic preservation. - WBDG: Sustainable Historic Preservation
At the Whole Building Design Guide Site, this site summarizes and discusses many of the ideas of intrinsic sustainability found in historic buildings. - Whole Building Design Guide
A clearinghouse for sustainability information.
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- Norman Alston on Norman Alston Architects to move to historic 400 North Ervay.
- Hermes Outlet on Downtown Dallas Post Office and Federal Courthouse set to open soon.
- school architects on Facadectomy proposed for Adamson High under DISD bond package
- Wilmer Geraci on Renovation of the Empire State Building: Perhaps some lessons for historic preservation
Historic Photos
- Photos from the project files.
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July 04, 2010
The Fourth of July
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