About Project A significant, iconic but unused historic building from the industrial past was suddenly scheduled for demolition. ADG was asked by the state Preservation Alliance to assemble a team to research the reasons against demolition and to offer sustainable, realistic re-development options, with costs and revenue projections. Due to weather and owner deadlines, the… Read More »
About Project Incorporated in 1727, Newmarket is one of the last towns in New England established under the rule of King George I. During the eighteenth century, it grew to become an important center for the lucrative shipping trade, and by the early nineteenth century, a prominent commercial center and mill town. Unfortunately, like many… Read More »
Challenge The Town assumed ownership of a former 1950’s elementary school. It sought how to possibly re-use the building for multiple tenants, including a relocated Town Hall, as well as an expanded library, Historic Society museum, a community kitchen, and co-workspace. Each option required different space lay-outs, and changed costs and revenues. Each option also… Read More »
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