The field of historic preservation is becoming more socially and culturally inclusive through increasing diversity in the profession and enhanced community engagement.
However, within New York City and around the United States, that engagement is relatively ad hoc and focused on the designation process.
Enhancing the policy toolbox for how significant places can be valued and by whom could help build capacities for engaging and empowering traditionally underrepresented communities.
Bringi.
Columbia Books On Architecture And The City Preservation and social inclusion, paperback/erica avrami
