Our Speakers Bureau provides organizations, businesses, and schools an opportunity to get a broad overview of Atlanta history, as well as learn about the Center's programs for heritage education, advocacy and historic building redevelopment. Contact the Center to make a reservation. The Center also sponsors a lecture series throughout the year aimed at raising awareness of the historic resources in the Atlanta area. For a schedule of upcoming lectures, click here to go to our News page. The Atlanta Preservation Center reaches Atlanta's school children, grades K-6, by providing special tours and classroom materials, which help children explore their architectural heritage and learn the need for preserving their history.
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For more information, including upcoming events and directions, click here for details. Buildings Worth Saving The Atlanta Preservation Center, in conjunction with the Atlanta Urban Design Commission, provides technical assistance through its Buildings Worth Saving Committee. The Committee is made up of professionals in the fields of architecture, landscape architecture, structural engineering, law, real estate development, and other related fields, whose primary interest lies in maintaining the architectural character of Atlanta. Examples of the consultation services provided by the Committee include condition assessment, design assistance, financial analysis, tax incentives, and project planning. The intent of the list is to provide pertinent information on each building in an effort to match up potential buyers and tenants with the present building owners.