At the Oliver Kelley Farm in Elk River, Minnesota, established in 1850 and recognized as a National Historic Landmark, a project will replace a hail-damaged roof with a historically appropriate, weather-resilient design. The project will safeguard this landmark from water and weather damage while advancing climate-resilient preservation.

At the Eames House in Pacific Palisades, the Eames Foundation will undertake a landscape-hardening project to strengthen the site’s resilience to wildfires. Developed in alignment with the Getty Conservation Institute’s Eames House Conservation Management Plan, this work will protect the iconic home and studio while advancing public understanding of climate adaptation in historic preservation.

The Preservation Resource Center will channel grant funding through its acclaimed Revival Grants Program to deliver critical repairs — such as fortified roofs, improved drainage and restored windows — that strengthen homes against hurricanes and flooding. By combining hands-on repair work with education and community engagement, this program provides a practical, replicable model for neighborhood-based climate resilience.