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Make Buildings Last

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We tell the stories of buildings that last generations. Join the movement to make buildings last longer at https://xitter.cf/t.co/hXhhY208HI. Powered by @PROSOCO

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Jonathan Wright of Wright Builders returned to his school and helped them build the largest living building project in higher education. #MakeBuildingsLast makebuildingslast.com/jonath…
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Grand Central Terminal is meticulously designed... all the way to the little details like the acorn designs on this clock. makebuildingslast.com/grandc…
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The world's greenest commercial building is 5 years old! Find out what makes the @Bullitt_Center so special makebuildingslast.com/bullit… #MakeBuildingsLast #GreenBuilding #Seattle
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The R.W. Kern Center@Kern_Center20 Jun 2018
A beautiful evening for reflection.
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Grand Central Terminal was once in disrepair.… instagram.com/p/BkOo4ZBAVcg/…
Happy Monday! What are you doing to #MakeBuildingsLast longer today? #MotivationMonday
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There are countless reasons to save historic buildings, but @SavingPlaces gives us six good ones. bit.ly/2H89y5u #ThisPlaceMatters #MakeBuildingsLast
Six Practical Reasons to Save Old Buildings | National Trust for Historic Preservation

Six Practical Reasons to Save Old Buildings | National Trust for Historic Preservation

Preserving old buildings not only benefits a community's culture and identity, but also its businesses and local economy.

savingplaces.org
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Pssst. 🤫 Did you know there's a secret piece of… instagram.com/p/BkBJXVkAAB2/…
Simple test panels? Or important relics from the past? bit.ly/2EFmnDn #MakeBuildingsLast
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The @Kern_Center is the perfect antithesis to the higher education amenities arms race. Built beautifully... to last. #MakeBuildingsLast #GreenBuilding #LivingBuildingChallenge #LBC bit.ly/2IpgD2A
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Allen Fieldhouse is 63 years old and still one of the premier sports venues in the United States. Proof positive you don't need new buildings to provide a great game experience. bit.ly/2rG4UH5 #MakeBuildingsLast #HistoricBuilding #kubball
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When was the last time you Instagrammed your post office? #MakeBuildingsLast #ThisPlaceMatters #HistoricBuilding bit.ly/2EFt8oH
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We are on a mission to #MakeBuildingsLast, but we can't do it alone. Join us and tell us your stories at makebuildingslast.com
Restoration is beginning on a Newark, NJ landmark! #MakeBuildingsLast #ThisPlaceMatters bit.ly/2sm7ouN
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Wait, THIS is where you get stamps in Fort Worth? bit.ly/2EFt8oH
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Even the most well maintained buildings occasionally need some repair and #restoration. It's pretty cool #3DPrinting molds can be used to recreate masonry detailing. bit.ly/2JfSgbV #MakeBuildingsLast
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When a building is designed to last generations, it shows. #MakeBuildingsLast bit.ly/2IpgD2A
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Did you know that this basketball arena was initially built as an armory for World War II? Well, not really, it was just a way to continue construction during a steel shortage. bit.ly/2rG4UH5
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Countless abandoned or decaying buildings were given amazing makeovers - proof that no building needs to be torn down. The buildings that matter to us can be saved. Here are 5 examples: makebuildingslast.com/incred… #MakeBuildingsLast
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Keep up to date with the latest stories from #MakeBuildingsLast at makebuildingslast.com/storie… - And submit your stories to us by emailing makebuildingslast@prosoco.com
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