Mark Alan Hughes: The Church of the Transformation
WHAT grade-school boy hasn't dreamed of dismantling the buildings that imprison him on a beautiful October day?
Bob Beaty is living that dream. But for him, it's an act of respect, not rebellion. Along with his partners, Beaty runs an architectural salvage and deconstruction company called Provenance (www.phillyprovenance.com). »Read story
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