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    Courtesy of Ed Wonsek
    100 Shawmut is a striking condominium community in Boston’s South End Landmark District. The combination of adaptive reuse and new construction preserved an iconic local building, which formerly served as a warehouse.
    Adaptive reuse can transform old and underutilized structures into modern ones that serve their community. Learn more.
    Nov. 22, 2022
    Courtesy of Hawthorne Group
    Hawthorne Group transformed a 1980s hotel complex into a unified 72,000-square-foot senior living facility.
    Could you look at a rundown hotel and reimagine it as a senior living community? This project fused adaptive reuse with the Passive House standard.
    Nov. 18, 2022
    Image courtesy of Douglas Burress
    The 16,000-square-foot Samaritan Inn is a pioneering homeless shelter model in Texas that provides not only housing but vital resources and services to help people re-enter society successfully.
    This innovative facility by DBA Architects is changing the way we think about homeless shelter design. Learn more.
    Nov. 15, 2022
    Courtesy of Lendlease
    Mycocycle, an environmental remediation company that uses fungi to decarbonize waste streams, performed what is believed to be a first-of-its-kind pilot study by mixing asphalt shingles with three fungi species to determine if mycoremediation would be a successful option for used shingles.
    A successful pilot project used mushrooms and mycoremediation technology to break down asphalt shingles. Learn more about the implications.
    Nov. 9, 2022