Transportation and Historic Preservation: Progress and Research
Antony F. Opperman, Hope E Luhman, Emily Pettis, Stephanie M Stoermer
Abstract
Antony F. Opperman, Hope E Luhman, Emily Pettis, Stephanie M Stoermer
Abstract
Accommodating historic preservation concerns can be a difficult environmental challenge for transportation projects. Historic preservation research is working to improve transportation project delivery and the stewardship of historic assets involved in the transportation system. The authors examine three areas: the designation of historic status, the treatment of the recent historic past, and the preservation of historic bridges.
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Accommodating historic preservation concerns can be a difficult environmental challenge for transportation projects. Historic preservation research is working to improve transportation project delivery and the stewardship of historic assets involved in the transportation system. The authors examine three areas: the designation of historic status, the treatment of the recent historic past, and the preservation of historic bridges.
Key concepts: Environmental planning, Stewardship (theology), Business, Environmental resource management, Engineering, Geography, Political science, Environmental science