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For more than a dozen years, a 1905 warehouse—originally a shoe factory, then home to a textile manufacturer, and, finally, Class C offices—sat vacant on the northern edge of Philadelphia’s downtown Center City neighborhood. One development team waited patiently. More
AMCAL Multi-Housing took a risk when it decided to develop affordable apartments on an underutilized parking lot near the San Diego airport. More
New reclaimed wood doors and windows are constructed from Douglas fir salvaged from fences, barns, houses, and factories. More
Wood from barns, mills, and fences is salvaged to create high-end wood doors. More
A high-tech gluing process fuses strips of waste hardwood into boards for flooring. More
Reclaimed billboard vinyls are reborn as construction tarps. More
Four unconventional homes offer elements of the unexpected. More
It was the town dump, and now it's the crown jewel. Braintree, Mass.-based developer John M. Corcoran and Co. (JMC) successfully turned a contaminated brownfield site into a LEED-certified, 100 percent smoke-free apartment community boasting 238 units with rents ranging from $1,150 to $2,570 per month. More
Before The Macallen Building opened in July 2007, Boston residents who wanted to... More