Sustainability

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The adaptive reuse of the Boott Mills complex, in Lowell, Mass., was a major piece of urban planning that adds both housing and mixed use to a rejuvenated urban waterfront. Built from the mid-1830s to the early 20th century, the mill complex underwent extensive exterior restoration to ensure architectural detailing and historical integrity was retained.

Building Codes and Adaptive Reuse: Ensuring Safety and Health While Meeting Housing Needs

Converting nonresidential buildings into multifamily units boosts the number of attainable homes in a community, and building codes play a critical role
Aug. 30, 2024