Photos from Coupeville, WA.
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Collaborations:
I collaborated with local Chicago artist Phil Thompson of Capehorn Illustration to write a blog on the Classic Chicago Three-Flat (check out more of his Chicago work here and his Instagram here).
I collaborated with Will Quam, local Chicagoan and creator of Brick of Chicago, on a post showcasing some of Chicago’s varied bricks (you can also visit his website here).
A collaboration with Cristiana Corrao of Nowhere Nevada brought a blog feature on Hard Luck Castle in Nevada.
Deb Cohen, from The Front Door Project, and I collaborated on a blog featuring front doors in Connecticut. Check it out: Front Doors of Fall.
I collaborated with local Seattle artist Amy Douglas and shared some of her pieces in a blog article, Preservation Meets Art.
Social Media:
I worked with Neighborhoods.com during Open House Chicago 2017 to develop Instagram content in association with their self-guided walking tour.
You can find me on the following social media platforms: Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn.
Recognition:
The Secret Knowledge of Spaces was featured on WordPress Discover in 2017.
Featured on the National Trust for Historic Preservation’s 10 Preservation Instagrammers You Should Follow.
Around the Web:
I am a contributor to Atlas Obscura
Five Ways to Appreciate Chicago’s Historic Buildings (with a Thanksgiving flair), written for Chicago Detours
Preserving Neighborhood History in a Growing City, written for the American Association for State and Local History
I’ve written a number of pieces for the Adventures in Preservation blog “Preservation Journey” including:
- The Architecture of Sunlight
- A Closer Look at Venice, the City that Floats on Water
- Mad Men, Mad Buildings
- The Connection Between Communities and Preservation – and You
- Halloween: A Preservationist’s Favorite Holiday
- Diamond Jubilees, Gold Medals, and Treasured Buildings
- What’s Not to Love About a Chocolate Factory?
- Ku’s House: the Survival of a Man, a Neighborhood, and a Historic House
- Conservation in Canada: Adaptive Re-use of Company Houses at Cape Breton
- One Tome or Two? Tea with a Side of History
- Haunted, or Just History?
- Historic Buildings: Foundations of a Society
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