Rose Featured in The Washington Post and MSN on Kennedy Center Renovation

Adjunct Instructor of Historic Preservation Michelle Arcari Rose was featured by The Washington Post and MSN in an article titled “Trump shared renderings of the new Kennedy Center. It looks like the old one.” In the piece, Rose provides insight on the proposed design changes to the Kennedy Center.

She notes that the updated design maintains a similar overall feel, describing it as a “modern prairie-style upgrade,” while raising concerns about the process behind the renovation and whether officials are following preservation laws governing such changes. Read more in The Washington Post.

More media mentions for Rose include:

Biz Beat Roundup: Local organization names new executive director (Fredericksburg Free Press; The Free Lance-Star)
Fredericksburg-based Washington Heritage Museums (WHM) has selected its next leader. Rose was previously associate general counsel for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, and she also serves as an adjunct professor for the Department of Historic Preservation at the University of Mary Washington. Learn more from The Free Lance-Star or Fredericksburg Free Press.

Washington Heritage Museums Names New Executive Director (FXBG Advance)
Rose previously worked for the National Trust for Historic Preservation in the United States, and currently works as an adjunct instructor at the University of Mary Washington where she teaches historic preservation law. Read more in the FXBG Advance.