Another revolution in New England
preservation and development join forces : a study of use of the tax incentives for historic rehabilitation
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Contributions
- Boston University. Preservation Studies Program - Contributor
Publication
1983 - Preservation Action, Washington, D.C., District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
18,000 words, Guess
Page Count
72 pages
Identifiers
- OCLC Control Number14193837
- Open LibraryOL50389162M
Classifications
- LCCHT176.N39 A66x
Description
<U+2026>.two case studies are used to show how preservation can be an important part of the revitalization of deteriorating urban centers and how tax incentives, public/private partnerships, and other initiatives can play into redevelopment; examines the Hildreth Building, Lowell, Massachusetts, and Kensington Square, New Haven, Connecticut; for each gives history and description, certification standards, finances, tax incentives, etc<U+2026>.
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