SPINNING PLATE LOFTS
HOUSING
Pittsburgh, PA
Landmarks Design
Associates was asked by the Artists and Cities Group to prepare a
feasibility analysis of the conversion of the former Constantin Pontiac
building to artists loft housing.
LDA’s study showed
that the 3 story concrete warehouse style structure could be converted to 35
loft apartments which artists could use as both living and working space.
The challenge was to provide attractive useable space while adhering to a
minimum budget and fulfilling the requirements of both the low income tax
credit and the historic tax credit.
The complete
rehabilitation project included the design of multilevel units along the
automobile ramps connecting the upper floors and restoration of a portion of
the Showroom space as an art gallery and event space.
Project Data
Client:
Artists &
Cities
Size:
55,000
SF
Construction Cost:
$2,800,000
Designations:
National Register, PH&LF Award of Merit
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