by Jai Sen | May 19, 2025
In 1969, Vancouver, Washington constructed a building to house their senior population. The idea was to help those who needed assisted living, as well as more independent seniors, who were looking for a place to rent. And yet, providing those same services today meant...
by Jai Sen | May 19, 2025
Throughout its history, the Evans Building has been a crucial piece of Spartanburg, South Carolina’s educational system, serving as a high school and junior high school for over 50 years, until 1978. The building was constructed of wood in 1897, before its replacement...
by Jai Sen | May 19, 2025
In 1971, four members of the St. Paul Lutheran Church out of Madisonville, Ohio led an effort to purchase about ten acres of nearby land and build a community for nearby low-income retirees. Built in the late 1970s as Section 236 housing, St. Paul Village provided...
by Jai Sen | May 19, 2025
In summer of 2004, the University of Washington School of Medicine began renovating the Brotman Building into a state-of-the-art biomedical research facility. Their multi-phase development plan was to turn it into part of an impressive biomedical research campus in...
by Jai Sen | May 19, 2025
Chicago’s Ravenswood Hospital, built in 1974 on a plot of land near Wrigley Field, closed its doors in 2002. Graffiti covered the vacant building, the basement was flooded, and its ten stories were without electricity. But an $81.6 million project (partially funded by...
