Preservationists in a sentence

Greenwich Village preservationists have joined the fight.

Preservationists fret about dismantling important mid-20th-century architecture such as the Baxter campus, designed in 1972 by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.

Conservationists and historic preservationists have repeatedly alerted state officials of violations on the private parcel, a historic and environmentally sensitive tract of coastal land known as Marconi Point.

Longtime residents and preservationists say this, too, adds to the uniqueness — and privacy — of Carmel-by-the-Sea, whose founders wanted to keep out the so-called trappings of city life.

Theater preservationists are considering an appeal to the Berkeley City Council in hopes of blocking the project.

While their legality is in question, fans and preservationists the public has a right to view art, including film, in its original form.

Preservationists also cited the building’s history of when Oak Park was a destination for those in the area looking to buy an automobile, saying that section of Madison Street was an auto sales district.

A fight between preservationists and the railroad broke out and would ultimately have to be settled by the Supreme Court.

A group of historic preservationists for landmarking last week.

As more homes are being demolished to make way for new developments, both Oak Cliff locals and preservationists are calling for the expansion of the Lake Cliff Historic District.

Both preservationists and downtown economic development groups are encouraged by Todd's plans.

It remains to be seen whether Mayor Cantrell will backtrack or continue her work with these white nationalists masquerading as historical preservationists.

Now preservationists are these important sites.

She waved around the space, describing how the building had been headed for demolition until preservationists banded together.

The city arranged to move about 80 homes out of the way of the hospital to allay preservationists’ upset at the large-scale destruction of a neighborhood dating to the late 1800s.

The foundation and the city assert – and this is disputed by park preservationists – that digging up and planting over Cornell counts in making good on the replacement for the 19.3 acres.

Both types create problems for preservationists.

For example, one of the questions that wildlife preservationists ask is whether they should keep animals facing extinction in several smaller areas, or in one larger area.

He worked at La Scala 's theatre renovation, which proved controversial as preservationists feared that historic details would be lost.

How would preservationists provide access without destroying the beauty of the falls?