The Intersection of Preservation and Adaptive Reuse

Three hotels, three locations, three different designs … one approach. The Canopy by Hilton Minneapolis, The Cottonwood Hotel in Omaha, and the Surety in Des Moines all exemplify what it means to preserve history while adapting a space to meet our needs today. In a candid interview, hear from three preservation advocates on what it takes to handle one of these designs.
Featured is DLR Group's Global Hospitality Leader and Senior Principal Ed Wilms, Aparium Partner Michael Kitchen, and Sherman Associates President Chris Sherman.
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Very nice 👍