Papers by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
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PhD dissertation, Geography, Michigan State University
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Journal of Cultural Heritage
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Storia Urbana, Jan 1, 2010
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Conference Presentations by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
EDRA 47
Raleigh, NC
May 18-21, 2016
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The industrial cities of mid-century America were altered in profound ways by suburbanization, sh... more The industrial cities of mid-century America were altered in profound ways by suburbanization, shifts in metropolitan investment patterns, and urban renewal. The negative impact of these forces on irreplaceable historic buildings and neighborhoods spurred the creation of a professionalized historic preservation movement. It also led to the enactment of the National Historic Preservation Act in 1966, as well as local landmarks ordinances in many American cities. Since the 1960s, historic preservation offices at all levels of government have used regulation, honorific programs, and a variety of incentives to protect historic buildings and encourage their reuse. However, preservation's mandate of physical upgrading is often accompanied by social upgrading—by gentrification and its corollary, displacement. An evaluation of the relationship between historic preservation and gentrification is presented in this poster at the geographic scale of a single city, Chicago.
This research relies on tract-level census data from the period 1970-2000 to locate diverse, gentrifying neighborhoods in Chicago. Historic preservation data obtained from the City of Chicago, the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, and National Park Service reveal the geographic scope and magnitude of state involvement in preservation and, by extension, in the process of gentrification. This is set against the backdrop of a city renowned for its architectural heritage.
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Courses by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
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Thesis and Dissertation by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
PhD dissertation, Geography, Michigan State University
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Master's thesis, Historic Preservation Planning, Cornell University
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Grants and Funded Projects by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
2015-present
Principal Investigator
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"The Heritage of Diplomacy"
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“Historic Preservation Planning in the International Context: A Proposal to Develop Course-Focuse... more “Historic Preservation Planning in the International Context: A Proposal to Develop Course-Focused Field Study Projects in England and Sweden”
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Grant to develop spatial cultural resources database
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Grant to fund Archaeological Site File GIS digitization pilot project
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Papers by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
Conference Presentations by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
This research relies on tract-level census data from the period 1970-2000 to locate diverse, gentrifying neighborhoods in Chicago. Historic preservation data obtained from the City of Chicago, the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, and National Park Service reveal the geographic scope and magnitude of state involvement in preservation and, by extension, in the process of gentrification. This is set against the backdrop of a city renowned for its architectural heritage.
Courses by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
Thesis and Dissertation by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
Grants and Funded Projects by Ted Grevstad-Nordbrock
This research relies on tract-level census data from the period 1970-2000 to locate diverse, gentrifying neighborhoods in Chicago. Historic preservation data obtained from the City of Chicago, the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency, and National Park Service reveal the geographic scope and magnitude of state involvement in preservation and, by extension, in the process of gentrification. This is set against the backdrop of a city renowned for its architectural heritage.