Adaptive reuse of a century-old auto garage breathes new life into the Pike/Pine Conservation District. With waves of development, there are few remnants of the past left to preserve in the Pike/Pine Conservation District. Most of the neighborhood’s best examples of auto row-era architecture have been incorporated either into multi-story mixed-use developments, gutted years ago or […]
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