
Apartments and Condos
The Landmark at Strong Place

This unique adaptive reuse project involved converting a historic 1850s Gothic Revival Church designed by Minard Lafever into residential units.
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The building had been abandoned and was no longer habitable, but we took great care to preserve the Gothic architectural details of the building's outer shell.
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Inserting new floorplates and windows allowed us to create 23 units, each unique in character and in relationship to the building.
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We preserved openings when possible and respected the original Gothic features when designing new windows and doors.
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We salvaged and reused as much interior woodwork as possible, including paneling and stained glass windows, to respect the original design intent and detailing.
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The project reinvents and respects the original design intent and detailing of the original building.

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