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 Guest Editor: Ron Scherubel An Auspicious Start: Auldbrass Rebirth Nurtures Formative Days of Conservancy By Linda Botsford From Boarding House to House Museum: Metamorphosis of the Westcott House By John Thorpe and Edith Payne Quick Action Saves Goetsch-Winckler House By Ronald Duplack A Perfect Hollywood Script: Renaissance of the Ennis House By Larry Woodin Peering into Wright: How Peer Reveiw Contributes to Restoration and Construction By John Thorpe and Edith Payne Each Challenge Requires a Unique Strategy By Ron Scherubel  Guest Editor: Jane King Hession The Ross House: A Laboratory for Green Building Techniques By John Eifler, FAIA, LEED AP Sustaining Wright 101 By Peter Rott, AIA, NCARB Restoring Green: Sustainable Restoration at the E. Arthur Davenport House By Paul Harding, FAIA From Waste to Heat: An Innovative and Sustainable Solution for the Gordon House By Larry Woodin Turning the brown House Green By Harold F. "Bud" Dietrich, AIA, NCARB Designed Green By Edith Payne and John Thorpe  Guest Editor: Michael Bridgeman Historic Park Inn and City National Bank: A Century of Change By Ann MacGregor Muirhead Farmhouse:The Whole-House Experience By Sarah Muirhead Peteresdord and Mike Petersdorf Price Tower: The Tree that Escaped the Crowded Forest By Scott Perkins Penfield House: A Tale of Adaptive Re-use By Paul Penfield The Palmer House: A masterpiece of Seclusion in Ann Arbor By Jeffrey Schox Pleasures of Wright Overnights Bring Rewards to Houseowners, Too By Edith Payne and John Thorpe  Guest Editor: Edith Payne A Preservation Model: The Glasner House By Ron Scherubel with Jack Reed The Restored Turkel House: Source of Community Pride By Jane King Hession Making a Wright House a Home: Restoration of the Richardson House By Edith Payne Valuing and Pricing Wright Houses By Leo Koonmen Selling a Frank Lloyd Wright House: My Experience with the Brandes House By Deborah Vick The Conservancy as a Resource for Homeowners By Edith Payne and John Thorpe  Guest Editor: Susan Jacobs Lockhart The World Heritage List: An Overview By Jane King Hession National Park Service Plays Major Role in Aiding World Heritage Nominations By Phyllis Ellin United States Sites on the World Heritage List Compiled by Jane Kind Hession The U.S. and US/ICOMOS: WOrking with UNESCO's World Heritage Program By Donald G. Jones Establishing the Nomination List: Why We Chose the Buildings We Did By Neil Levine (based in part on Marjorie Pearson's World Heritage Nomination report)
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