Translation of "Preservationist" in German

Otto Meitinger (born 8 May 1927 in Munich) is a German architect and preservationist.

You know,there's even a radical preservationist group.

The logic of the preservationist arguments is that every culture has a pristine form, its original state.

" After the spire was removed, which is already visible in photographs of 1910, the preservationist Manfred Berger considered the clock detracted from the otherwise well-balanced construction.

Neither the “romantic preservationist” nor the “bulldozing modernizer” approach promises an adequate solution.

Patronage by St. Lucia's first woman legislator led to the singer's "discovery" by a cultural preservationist, who in turn introduced Sesenne to an American anthropologist to make recordings of her songs.

The house was first restored in the 1930s by a preservationist who also introduced some inaccurate fixtures in an effort to embellish its history.

On the basis of examples from restoration practice is the problematic of the tug-of-war between consideration of preservationist, functional and musical demands demonstrated.

Serina is an avid preservationist and history lover who has been involved with the restoration of twenty Victorian homes in Lawrence, Kansas.

Cluss proved in his work at the "Castle" that he was a dedicated historic preservationist on the exterior and a modernist on the interior.

After the spire was removed, which is already visible in photographs of 1910, the preservationist Manfred Berger considered the clock detracted from the otherwise well-balanced construction.

This book delineates the eventful history of the Dessau Masters' Houses from the initial planning phase in 1925 to the moment of their reopening in 2014 — it is the first time the different architectural, cultural historical, and preservationist positions have been encapsulated in a single volume.

Our target groups are builders, architects, site managers, planners, traders, artisans, preservationist and more.

Public hearings, land use, neighborhood organizations, concerned citizens, preservationists?

Numerous preservationists and fans of the architect demonstrated.

Architects, historians and preservationists are revising the superficial understanding and evaluation of Brutalism.

Preservationists often criticize huge shop windows on the first floor of historic houses.

Want to turn your "preservationists" into promoters of your projects?

If this authority were to impose requirements, then the town of Bräunlingen would hope to receive subsidies from the monument preservationists.

In each subsequent decade different groups of preservationists have tried to make a "national shrine" out of Washington's boyhood home.

Wood Quay where the oldest remains of Viking Dublin were located was also demolished, and replaced with the headquarters of Dublin's local government, though not without a long and acrimonious planning struggle between the government and preservationists.

Preservationists submitted alternative plans to the FHWA, but the FHWA subsequently ruled that none of them were feasible or prudent.

The property remained private until 1981, when it was bought by local preservationists and reopened as a historic house museum.

There are current concerns among local preservationists that what remains of the fort today is in danger of a catastrophic structural collapse.

The neighborhood remained mostly unchanged well into the 20th century, when it was spared from urban renewal by the work of local preservationists.

The project aims to inform researchers and cultural preservationists as well as the general public.