Adpative Re-Use Projects

In many cases, historic structures have lost their original purpose, or deteriorated beyond repair. A few examples of this would be a family farm with a dairy barn no longer being used to store anything but old hay, or a residential carriage shed with a roof that has gone too long without good maintenance.

Rather than destroying the fine workmanship and history associated with these majestic buildings, they can be re-used whole for a new purpose, or their materials recycled to create an entirely new structure. This process, referred to as "Adaptive Re-Use", is far preferable to the all too common practice of bulldozing them and burning the materials.

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Adaptive Re-Use related services we provide in-house include the following:

  • Barn to home conversions
  • New retail applications utilizing recycled materials
  • Design, repurposing, and additions to existing structures
  • Recycling historic materials into an entirely new structure
  • Structure stabilization and dismantling
  • Temporary material storage
  • Re-engineering historic materials for new applications
  • Historic material integrity assessment & application suitability
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Project Gallery

Price Price Residence A beautiful 1800s stone house, gutted, restored, and married to a modern white-oak timber frame roof and additions...

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Eagle Eagle Residence Creating a unique home from recycled timber often presents design challenges. This home exemplifies the possible beauty...

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Furniture Outlet Amish Furniture Outlet This barn was rescued from demolition, restored, and opened to the public as beautiful retail space...

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Looking for professional services on a project?

Contact us with a description and digital photos if available, and we'll let you know where to start and how we can help!