Preservation Louisville

While going through a batch of proposed demolitions recently, I had to give one house a second look. Hadn't I seen that one before?...

It's once again Preservation Month across the country—and it's a big one. This year's celebration of the built environment marks the 50th anniversary of the National...

Each month, the nonprofit Louisville Forum convenes for a lunchtime discussion of a topic important to the Louisville community. Meetings involve a panel of...

Did you make it to September's Strong Towns Conference hosted by the Kentucky Heritage Council? If you were there, then you saw an amazing...

We talk a lot about issues that affect the way we live in the city here at Broken Sidewalk. Big issues like transportation, preservation,...

On Friday, June 19, Broken Sidewalk's Branden Klayko joined a collection of local and national leaders in architecture, preservation, and community building to study reusing...

It's been 84 days since our last Demo Watch roundup, where we recounted a troubling number of shotgun houses meeting the wrecking ball. Today's Demo...

For a neighborhood with more nonprofit organizations than private businesses, and a dense concentration of repurposed historic buildings, Shelby Park is a unique, yet...

We began receiving frantic emails last night from all sorts of preservation groups like Preservation Louisville, OPEN Louisville, Preservation Kentucky, and NPP Kentuckiana about...