Sentences with phrase «best adaptive reuse»

Just compare this recent project at Yorkdale Shooping Centre, which won our 2013 SAID Award for best adaptive reuse of a big - box space, with this...

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The NFTA's presentation outlined how the plan responds to new market trends, including $ 7.4 billion in recent investment, as well as an estimated $ 1.7 billion future planned development at the Seneca One Tower in downtown Buffalo, on the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, at Northtown Plaza on Sheridan Drive in Amherst and adaptive reuse projects such as Tri-Main and Highland Park in Buffalo.

The guide also identifies over 20 properties totaling 21.5 acres that are well suited for redevelopment along with a listing of available tools, resources, and incentives for adaptive reuse projects.

The brand focuses on conversion of former hotels, as well as adaptive - reuse.

We get tickled in a good way when coming across interesting cases of adaptive reuse — a fancy term for transforming old buildings or objects for new, unintended uses.

So for the sake of our environment and our cities, adaptive reuse is one instance where it's best to think inside the box.

Toronto real estate developer Paul Oberman, who is responsible for some of the best historic renovations and adaptive reuse of buildings in the country, was killed last night in an airplane crash in Maine, while flying from Halifax to Quebec City.

A good example of an adaptive reuse project, the companies were able to incorporate 95 percent of recycled material from the previous facility, which served Merrill Lynch, to deliver a build - to - suit space for the pharma company.

This Old House, Ask This Old House (PBS, various), This Old House Classics (HGTV): The first home rehab show, which debuted in 1980, is now three different programs: the original adaptive reuse and home makeover show, the new question - and - answer series on home improvement problems, and the best of This Old House.

Within the past year, the city welcomed several adaptive - reuse projects as well as two new office towers in its effort to adapt to the growing number of businesses relocating to core areas.

«In the old market area of Omaha, its historic district has undergone ancillary development with adaptive reuse of old buildings, as well as razing of buildings and rebuilding of those with communal space,» Hoffman says.