Tag: adaptive reuse
Creative Office Space in Downtown
From adaptive reuse projects to historic spaces, there are plenty of creative places to house your business in downtown Phoenix.
One More Try: Phoenix Issues RFP for Historic Knipe House
With a history of on-again, off-again development hopes, the historic Knipe House and adjacent parcels will be given another chance for a new life.
Gallo Blanco Café to Open this Summer
The new Gallo Blanco is set to open in June in the former American Way Market building at 10th and Pierce Streets in the Garfield Historic District.
Desert Viking Announces New Project in Roosevelt Row
Desert Viking’s Blocks of Roosevelt Row project combines adaptive reuse and new construction for dining, retail, and artist studios and galleries.
Former Chamber of Commerce Building Finds New Life
The adaptive reuse project in Evans Churchill brings a vintage store, arcade bar and more to the one-time location of the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce.
Wire | Carline Center Adaptive Reuse Project Comes to FQ Story Neighborhood
Harder Development’s Carline Center will redevelop buildings that have sat vacant for more than five years.
Desk Chat | Your Downtown with David Krietor
Downtown Phoenix Inc.’s David Krietor lets us know of new ways to keep up-to-date on all the events going on downtown.
Wire | Local Restaurants and Retailers Coming to Adaptive Reuse Development The Colony
The Colony will be a 22,467-square-foot infill redevelopment on 7th Street just north of Missouri.
R & R Partners Brings New Life to the Warehouse District
CCBG Architects have helped R & R Partners transform historic warehouses into imaginative office space just south of downtown.
A Proposed Future for the Historic Barrister Property
The pivotal, historic Barrister Building site inches closer to redevelopment.
