No Clear Solution
When you replace all the glass in the all-glass Lever House, is that restoration or desecration?
By Wayne Curtis

Street Smart
In Rochester, N.Y., teaching 10-year-olds to see what's been built in their city and to understand what they see
By Christina Le Beau

Havana Hues
Evidence of lives frozen in time in a city on the verge of change
Photography by Andrew Moore, Text by Andy Grundberg

They Built This City
The work of architects Walker and Weeks tells the story of Cleveland's coming of age.
By Arnold Berke

High Road Through the Hebrides
The places where single malt whisky is produced have changed little since Boswell and Johnson passed through.
By James Conaway

Preservation News

Staving off lawsuits that developers use to intimidate critics • N.Y. courts limit citizen input on public projects • L.A. scrutinizes a defining architecture: tract houses • The 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg becomes Russia's rallying point for picking up the city's pieces • Yikes! A fine mess in Gloucester, Mass. • Who's News