These construction services are offered to our customers for their projects that are remodeled, repositioned in the market, altered from one use to another or restored to a former use. Depending on customer goals, the building may retain a portion of the existing architectural elements. At times, these methods are more efficient and can possibly expedite the entitlement process to redevelop existing buildings that lie near the urban core or secure historic tax credits for buildings where this may apply. At the end of the day, value add, adaptive reuse and historic restoration are all about “smart growth.”
Adaptive Reuse & Historic Renovation
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The Waters Building
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The Water’s Building is an example of both Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse. It was originally constructed in the late 19th century as a retail building, then over the years it has morphed into a boarding house, a plumbing supply business, a confectioner’s shop, physician’s offices and a roofing and sheet metal shop. During this most recent conversion, we worked closely with the architect, owner and the preservation society to create an office building.
