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Explore The Possibilities Of Building Repositioning
Buildings are more than just structures – they're stories waiting to be retold. We’re dedicated to breathing new life into old spaces, reimagining their purpose through repositioning, adaptive reuse, and conversion projects
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Case studies, success stories, and before-and-after transformations to draw inspiration from the synergy of vision meeting reality
NYC’s Commercial Reinvention: Office to Residential (RE-RELEASE)
With more than 25% of the country’s office stock projected to become obsolete by 2030, how is an international commercial hub like New York City adapting? Join STOBG’s SVP of Building Repositioning, Brooks McDaniel as he discusses the city’s trend towards residential conversion with commercial design leader and managing partner at MdeAS, Dan Shannon.
Reinventing History: Adaptive Reuse in Landmarked Buildings
Restoring a historic building can present a unique set of challenges. Design requirements, existing conditions, and entitlements can all complicate the process. An experienced team is key to the success of the project. Pavarini McGovern and our sister companies in the STO Building Group (STOBG) have been fortunate to work on several historic NYC buildings, including Lever House, MetLife Building, 100 Vandam, the Barbizon Hotel, and the Irish Arts Center, to name only a few.
Repositioning to Reduce Carbon
Buildings are responsible for a significant portion of global carbon emissions. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the building sector is responsible for around 40% of total global energy consumption and about 28% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Reducing the carbon emissions of the building sector is an important step in addressing climate change.
Sign of the Times: Repositioning London’s Financial Times Building
With thousands of years of activity, the streets of London, England are lined with historic buildings that have marked the skyline for decades—sometimes centuries. A stroll down these same streets with the Structure Tone team would showcase how many buildings today are currently being repositioned—that is, sensitively and respectfully transformed into properties that are more appealing to the modern tenant and environmentally sustainable.