Welcome to the 2023 South Quad Conference – “Revival”!
| Since it was first laid out in 1733 on a high bluff overlooking the Savannah River by General James Edward Oglethorpe, the act of preservation has cast a new light on Savannah. The value of preservation has shown tourists and locals alike the beauty of Savannah and its culture, which is true to the people who lived there many years ago. Savannah and its unique city plan, from street preservation to architecture, have become a hallmark of planning and sustainable urban growth, earning it the moniker “Forest City of the South.” A stroll through Savannah reveals a diverse building tradition spanning three centuries of architectural history. As a result, historical architectural preservation has evolved into a model concept that can extend beyond the revitalization of a building to include the sustainability of architecture and cities. |
For schedule, speakers, and more details, visit the 2023 South Quad Website
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