For several years Donovan Rypkema has served as an adjunct professor at the University of Pennsylvania, teaching a class on the economics of historic preservation. Last year he added an international praxis course and took 10 graduate students to Shanghai. The course was held in collaboration with the World Heritage Institute for Training and Research … Continue reading “Shanghai, China”
In March 2015, Donovan Rypkema travelled to New Zealand on behalf of the Civic Trust of Auckland, an NGO which focuses on quality of life issues in New Zealand’s largest city and historic preservation in particular. As part of the trip Rypkema also traveled to Christchurch and Wellington. In all three cities he toured heritage … Continue reading “What We’re Up To: Auckland, New Zealand”
PlaceEconomics, our US arm of Heritage Strategies International, has just released a 2016 report for the New York Landmarks Conservancy on historic preservation’s impact on New York City. To analyze preservation’s impact on the City, we used a range of metrics including heritage tourism, demographics, population density of historic districts, presence of small firms and creative industries, and the resiliency of … Continue reading “What We’re Up To: New York, NY”
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