Project: Garvin Design Group’s 1649 Main Street

The perfect example of an adaptive reuse project might be Garvin Design Group’s 1649 Main Street project in Columbia, South Carolina. … Read More Project: Garvin Design Group’s 1649 Main Street

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Wonder Bread building in Tacoma saved and ready for tenants

In 2018, Clover Capital purchased the property for just over $1 million. Two years later, the building has been renovated and redone, with a goal of keeping its historical character intact, according to a piece in the News Tribune. Thanks to its prominent location and the time it spent as the go-to spot for anyone looking… Read More Wonder Bread building in Tacoma saved and ready for tenants

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Project: Essex Street project

In Lawrence, MA, a worn-out building from the 1920s is getting retrofitted as part of a partnership between Somerville, MA-based Davis Square Architects (DSA), and the Greater Lawrence Action Community Council (GLCAC). … Read More Project: Essex Street project

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Project: 902 Broad Street in downtown Augusta, Georgia

Shawn and Emilie Moseley are using adaptive reuse to bring new life to a main street in Augusta, Georgia.

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History meets energy efficiency

The Western Maryland Railway Station is saving energy and money with the U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Better Buildings Challenge, the State of Maryland, and CPPDA.