Reframing the vernacular : politics, semiotics, and representation by 
Speaking of buildings : oral history in architectural research by 
Sustainable heritage : merging environmental conservation and historic preservation by 
Vernacular architecture : atlas for living throughout the world by 
Reconstructing historic landmarks : fabrication, negotiation, and the past by 
Designs of destruction : the making of monuments in the twentieth century by Clemson University collaborates with the College of Charleston to offer the Master of Science in Historic Preservation degree and the Certificate in Historic Preservation. Based full time in Charleston, students in the HP graduate program benefit from full status at both institutions, including access to library and other resources.
The Program is housed in the Clemson Design Center located in the renovated Cigar Factory on Charleston's East Bay Street. HP faculty and students work in close collaboration with a number of Charleston-based institutions and initiatives, including The College of Charleston, the sites and collections of the Historic Charleston Foundation, the Preservation Society of Charleston, the American College of the Building Arts, The Charleston Museum, and Drayton Hall, a National Trust site.
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