Explore programs in historic preservation at UB

Preparing the future of practice in historic preservation

Graduate urban planning students visit the preservation documentation and methods library at the Buffalo History Museum Research Library. Photographer: Maryanne Schultz.

Preservation planning, Master of Urban Planning studio. Photographer: Maryanne Schultz

Historic preservation students on a tour of Buffalo's historic homes. Photographer: Maryanne Schultz

Graduate planning students tour historic Buffalo City School #56 which is undergoing a conversion into mixed-use housing and "flex" commercial space for non-profit organization use. Photographer: Maryanne Schultz

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Please join the University at Buffalo’s School of Architecture and Planning for a brief information session highlighting our programs in Historic Preservation - the Advanced Graduate Certificate and Master of Science in Architecture. Discussion topics will include the state of historic preservation in the binational Buffalo region in past, present and future contexts.

February 24, 2021
5 - 6 PM

Online via Zoom Meeting

(Zoom meeting links will be sent to you after registration)

The event will feature a panel of faculty and recent graduates of the Historic Preservation Advanced Graduate Certificate and MS Architecture graduate degree programs.

Interested students, local professionals, community activists and those considering a career in historic preservation are encouraged to attend.

Meet our distinguished historic preservation graduates

Geoffrey Butler’s love of Buffalo led to his work in one of the hardest hit flood areas in the U.S.
2/12/15
Geoffrey Butler (MUP '11)
Planner, Houston Planning and Development
"The ability to come up with practical ways to engage the general public in terms they can understand is a valuable and essential asset to any preservation organization. During my time at UB, I learned practical solutions and ways to address this."
10/1/19
Katharine Hewlings (MS Arch '18)
Historic Buildings and Structures Survey Coordinator, History Nebraska
"My background in all three fields allows me to approach projects more comprehensively. I’m able to understand the various aspects of each project and can move from one to the other with ease and help mediate conflicts when needed."
1/28/20
Bradley Everdyke (MArch/MUP '17, BAED '13)
Architect focusing in historic preservation, Carmina Wood Morris, Buffalo, NY

Explore programs in historic preservation at UB

Preparing the future of practice in historic preservation

Meet our distinguished historic preservation graduates

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