Rosin Preservation is seeking a full-time Historic Rehabilitation Specialist to work on historic tax credit and National Register projects. Specific tasks will include: Preparing federal and state historic tax credit applications, including site visits, field documentation,
ChangeMakers is a podcast hosted by Katie Goar, President of Quadel, which provides program management, consulting and training solutions to the affordable housing industry. Elizabeth was invited to be a guest for a two-part discussion
Amanda joined Banking on KC's Kelly Scanlon to discuss how local architect Mary Rockwell Hook paved the way for women architects in the early 20th century. Amanda: "I always enjoy getting to refresh my memory
The National Archives released the 1950 US Federal Census records on April 1, 2022. Researchers, including us preservationists, excitedly anticipated this release and have been happily playing with the available databases from the National Archives
The Missouri Dept. of Economic Development has been holding stakeholder workgroups to discuss improvements to the HTC application. Elizabeth has produced a webinar after participating in these workshops and shares her insight on some of
Rachel Consolloy Nugent of Rosin Preservation and Paul Stark of Stark Wilson Duncan Architects presented a Virtual Nooniversity to AIA - Kansas City. The discussion examined how to mesh preservation requirements with contemporary building and fire
We are excited to share this guest commentary from David Baron, Marketing Committee Chair for the Kankakee Development Corporation. With a historic urban core only blocks from prime riverfront land, Downtown Kankakee, Illinois is poised for
Executive Plaza Office Building (The Flashcube) A historic tax credit rehabilitation is transforming a 1970s office building into residential apartments in downtown Kansas City. This not your traditional historic building. As such, it offers some unique
California now has a state historic tax Credit SB 451 authorizes a California state historic tax credit beginning January 1, 2021 with a sunset date of January 1, 2026. The annual program cap will be $50