Chamberlain_Caitlin_From Vacant to Vibrant Adaptive Reuse_HIPR_Spring 2011 MFA Thesis, June 2011
Boarding, Brothels and Brews: The Adaptation of Vernacular Architecture as Seen Through 405 West Congress Street An architectural analysis of the Rail Pub in Savannah, GA. Fall 2009.
What is Color? A Deeper Look at What We See. A research paper on color analysis. January 2011.
1917 Pullman Railcar Restoration Savannnah, GA Fall 2010 Wood restoration as part of a class project for Preservation Restoration class, at the Roundhouse Museum in Savannah.
Design Standards Manual for Savannah’s Historic District An internship project with the Metropolitan Planning Commission of Savannah, GA. Summer 2010
[...] Caitlin Chamberlain has her MFA in historic preservation and has been an advocate for saving Glenn Dale Hospital since 1996. She currently maintains the Facebook group Glenn Dale Hospital: This Place Matters as a means to raise awareness and advocate for a new law that allows a new reuse plan. To learn more about this subject, you can read her thesis entitled ‘From Vacant to Vibrant: Adaptive Reuse of Asylums and Sanatoriums Through the Study of Glenn Dale Ho….’ [...]
[…] Caitlin Chamberlain has her MFA in historic preservation and has been an advocate for saving Glenn Dale Hospital since 1996. She currently maintains the Facebook group Glenn Dale Hospital: This Place Matters as a means to raise awareness and advocate for a new law that allows a new reuse plan. To learn more about this subject, you can read her thesis entitled ‘From Vacant to Vibrant: Adaptive Reuse of Asylums and Sanatoriums Through the Study of Glenn Dale Ho….’ […]