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Greetings,
I am trying to find examples of office buildings that have been constructed within a historic district. I am particularly interested in examples that use historic architectural design vocabulary or are innovative reflections of historic architecture. I have been told that corporate america wants square office buildings with flat roofs. I would like to be able to challange that idea with examples of other projects (in addition to any market data that I can find). If you know of any good examples please contact me asap. Thank you.
Starlyn D'Angelo,
Executive Director
Shaker Heritage Society
875 Watervliet Shaker Rd. Suite 2
Albany, NY 12211
The mission of the Shaker Heritage Society is to celebrate and interpret America's first Shaker settlement and to preserve it for the benefit of future generations.
The vision of the Shaker Heritage Society is to be a nationally recognized interpretive center dedicated to educational programming regarding the Shakers, their history, their innovative spirit and influence on American culture.
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