Thursday, November 21, 2024

Tag: adaptive reuse

Adaptive reuse refers to the process of reusing an old site or building for a purpose other than which it was built or designed for.

Cut from the same fabric

The Loray Mill, which for decades produced fabric for car tires, in April began a $40 million conversion project that will create 190 apartments...

Adapt and reuse

Adaptive reuse has gained favor as Americans continue to migrate from the suburbs to redeveloped city downtowns and close-in townships along mass transit lines...

Stop the press: print shop goes condo

But the dream faded at Printing House—along with dozens of other 1980s condos in New York-as the real estate market entered a long slump....
10 Light Street

Asking tenants to spend the night

"The 520,000 square foot, 34 story structure will be converted to 445 for-lease residences," according to Metropolitan Partnership Ltd., the Reston, Va., development firm...
Old Kensington school house

Lessons of time

Metro Realty announced changes to the plans during a public hearing on the project in May, but they didn't appear to satisfy many who...
Palmer Seminary building

Baptist seminary converts to apartments

The Building and Planning Committee of the Lower Merion Board of Commissioners unanimously recommended approval of Cross Properties' preliminary plans, which call for the...
A prototype for a CampusBrands

Head of the class

Today, student housing is a bright spot in an otherwise gray multihousing landscape. It is one of the fastest growing asset classes and boasts...

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