Posts Tagged ‘rehab’
121 E. Catherine St, Ann Arbor, MI
121 E Catherine is a six-story, 68-unit multi-use, affordable housing project in Ann Arbor Michigan co-developed by the City of Ann Arbor and Avalon Housing. This will be the first City of Ann Arbor affordable housing development to aim for Passive House US (PHIUS) Certification. All units will be available to people earning up to…
Read MoreNational Public Housing Museum, Chicago, IL
The National Public Housing Museum will occupy the last building remaining from the historic Jane Addams Homes on a 0.8-acre site at the corner of Taylor and Ada Streets in Chicago’s University Village neighborhood. The original three and a half story with exterior masonry bearing walls and interior concrete columns beam and slabs, built in…
Read MoreUrbanize Chicago: Plan Commission clears SRO development at 3150 N. Racine
Sisters in Cinema, Chicago, IL
Sisters in Cinema was founded in 1997 and is a Chicago-based non-profit with an inclusive mission to entertain, educate, develop and celebrate Black girls and women media-makers and future generations of storytellers and their audiences. In 2017 Sisters in Cinema was awarded a NOF grant to develop the Sisters in Cinema Media Arts Center. The…
Read More37th Street School Apartments, Milwaukee, WI
The project includes the conversion of a historic exterior bearing masonry with wood floor construction school building originally designed by George Birnbach to 49 units of affordable independent living senior housing. The original public elementary school located in the Washington Park neighborhood of Milwaukee, Wisconsin was constructed in 1903 with two 1911 additions, for a…
Read MoreOnMilwaukee: First look: Senior housing in the 118-year-old 37th Street School building
Block Club Chicago: Sisters In Cinema To Open Media Center On 75th Street, Helping Grow Chicago’s ‘Film Ecosystem,’ Lightfoot Says
OnMilwaukee: New apartments at former 37th Street School
AHF: Financing Arranged to Preserve Chicago Portfolio
Miriam Apartments Finalist in AHF Readers Choice Awards!
Miriam Apartments, developed by Mercy Housing Lakefront, made it as a Best Preservation Development finalist in Affordable Housing Finance (AHF) Readers Choice Awards! Visit AHF’s article to vote for your favorite projects.
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