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What’s old is new again. Transform underutilized, forgotten structures into unforgettable community hubs. Driven by client vision, we embrace what exists to craft environments that endure as a reflection of past and future, rooted in local identity.
Embracing what exists to create what will endure, we renovate older structures with modern, energy-efficient systems that reduce carbon footprints while preserving community character.
Repurposing existing buildings reduces waste, keeps materials out of landfills, and introduces modern, energy-efficient systems that lower carbon footprints. This approach not only revitalizes local economies and sustains communities but contributes to a more sustainable future.
Adaptive reuse allows municipalities to use existing resources in a cost-sensitive manner, sending a positive message to the community about making responsible, sustainable choices. With the support of local, state and federal grants and incentives, these projects are feasible and environmentally impactful, making it easier than ever to embrace sustainability.
Our team specializes in innovative designs that honor the history of each building, creating sustainable, forward-thinking projects that benefit both the environment and your bottom line. Projects for PK-12 schools, public safety, federal and other communities have brought forgotten spaces back to life.
The integration of municipal and public safety buildings within the community is a critical element. Strong relationships of mutual trust between law enforcement agencies and the communities they serve are critical to maintaining public safety and effective policing. The successful adaptive reuse of aging or vacant buildings in our cities into community-responsive public safety facilities can help strengthen that mutual trust.
Brian Meade, AIA, LEED APDesign Principal
