Plain Talk: The school will close, but Taliesin — and Wright's legacy — live on madison.com/ct/opinion/col… via The Capital Times

Why Everyday Architecture Deserves Respect citylab.com/design/2019/07…

With medical supplies dwindling in COVID-19 pandemic, Wisconsin businesses shift gears madison.com/wsj/business/w… via Wisconsin State Journal

Dr. Evermor, a metal artist, character and Wisconsin gem, dies at the age of 81 madison.com/wsj/business/d… via Wisconsin State Journal

For preservation workers, the stakes are high. The World Monuments Relief Fund will ensure that those who devote themselves to stewarding our cultural treasures are supported and recognized, now amidst the ongoing pandemic, and in the years to come. wmf.org/world-monument…

Engage with artworks in ways that aren’t possible in print—and sometimes even in person—from the comfort of your home. Our free digital publications feature high-resolution, zoomable images, the latest scholarly research, and recent conservation findings: bit.ly/35q9BaA

Artist Knits Giant Blanket Celebrating Copenhagen’s Colorfully Distinct Architecture mymodernmet.com/jake-henzler-a… via My Modern Met

Taliesin Preservation: 2019 Trustees Emeritus Award for Historic Site Stewardship forum.savingplaces.org/blogs/special-… via Saving Places

In 1888, at the age of 71, Chicago widow Harriet F. Rees commissioned architects Henry Ives Cobb and Charles Sumner Frost to design a new home for her. More than 125 years later, the Romanesque mansion was moved across and up South Prairie Avenue. bit.ly/3fwAA8t

Hillside Drafting Room, June 2020 wrightinracine.wordpress.com/2020/06/20/hil… via Mark hert

Very bad night for FORWARD after having been torn from her perch at the WI Capitol in Madison. Ironic as she is a symbol of inclusion.

Parks matter more than ever during a time of sickness – something Frederick Law Olmsted understood in the 19th century theconversation.com/parks-matter-m… via The Conversation U.S.

It may be hard to believe but the 1970's turn 50 years old, making the architecture of the 70's officially historic. Check out what Docomomo US is doing to celebrate #70sTurn50 & save date for their Tour Day 2020 on Oct. 10th for special events happening. docomomo-us.org/news/the-70s-t…

Lower Wisconsin Riverway Receives International Designation dnr.wi.gov/news/Releases/…

'A Sculpted Land': Wisconsin's Effigy Mounds Connected People To Spirits, Humanity wpr.org/node/1674841

Remarkable documentation. archdaily.com/900023/social-…

Lighthouse Restoration on Lake Michigan: Time, Treasure and Talent - Friends of Plum & Pilot Islands plumandpilot.org/1/post/2021/04…

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Architecture no longer considered a "professional degree" in US dezeen.com/2025/11/24/arc… via Dezeen