ARC 388R.18, CRP 392C.5, LAR 388, ARI 386M, U D 389R
Tues 2:00 – 5:00pm, SUT 2.110
Open to all Graduate students
Instructor: Michael Holleran (holleran@utexas.edu)
An overview of how preservationists practice in a variety of professional settings. Institutional contexts for preservation practice, including federal, state and local governments, non- governmental institutions, and the private sector. Tools for implementing preservation policy, their integration as programs, and their relationship with the larger fields of city and regional planning and development.
The course is delivered mainly through interactions with practicing professionals, through site visits, guest lectures, and individual assignments. A second stream of the class offers frameworks for understanding these various professional roles, through readings and exercises.
