Tag: Providence Preservation Society
Providence City Council overrides mayor’s veto of zoning change for Hope...
PROVIDENCE – The Providence City Council voted Thursday night to override Mayor Jorge O. Elorza’s veto of the zoning variance needed to surpass height...
Mayor Elorza vetoes Hope Point Tower rezoning
PROVIDENCE – Mayor Jorge O. Elorza vetoed a zoning change on Friday that would have allowed a New York developer to construct the city’s...
CityWalk landscape architect to open 2018 Providence Symposium
PROVIDENCE – The 2018 Providence Symposium – Preservation and Place: The Culture Landscape of Providence – will open tonight with a free lecture on...
Editor’s Choice: Providence Preservation Society to hold annual Providence Symposium
EDITOR’S CHOICE
PPS to hold annual Providence Symposium Nov. 1-3 PROVIDENCE PRESERVATION SOCIETY will hold its annual Providence Symposium, titled “Preservation and Place: The...
West Side house tour to focus on artists, live-work spaces
PROVIDENCE – The live-work space of artists will be the focus of the West Broadway Neighborhood Association house tour this year.
Scheduled from 10 a.m....
Providence Preservation Society symposium looks at city landscapes
PROVIDENCE – The Providence Preservation Society announced it will host its 2018 Symposium: The Cultural Landscape from Nov. 1-3.
In a statement, the society outlined...
R.I. Building Trades Council seeks another review of Fane tower project
PROVIDENCE – The president of the Rhode Island Building and Construction Trades Council has asked the Providence City Council president for another hearing by...
With Raimondo’s signature, Hope Point Tower project continues on to Providence...
PROVIDENCE – Gov. Gina M. Raimondo signed the bill passed by the General Assembly to facilitate the construction of the Hope Point Tower on...
Five Questions With: Rachel Robinson
Rachel Robinson joined the Providence Preservation Society as director of preservation in 2017. A Tennessee native, she is the former executive director of the...
Providence residents divided on Fane’s Hope Point Tower
PROVIDENCE – Whether the city should have residential buildings as high as 600 feet was an undercurrent in the public comment section of the...


















