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GGY 478 - Historic Preservation Planning

Credits: 3
(GGY 578 ) Prerequisite: GGY 270 , or GGY 452 , or consent of instructor. An applied research course which deals with the procedures employed by federal, state and local agencies in locating, recording, restoring and preserving American architectural resources and material cultural heritage. Subjects examined include survey, documentation, and planning; historic districts; adaptive use; funding; legislation; and organizational roles. Students work individually or in small groups on an historic preservation project.


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