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Maximizing Flexibility in a Historic Tax Credit Project

The success of Historic Tax Credit projects comes down to making the right decisions early. By identifying and ranking building elements into three tiers—what must be preserved, what can be adapted, and where flexibility exists—we turn regulatory constraints into a clear design strategy. This approach streamlines approvals, protects what matters most, and creates opportunities.

Developer Guide, Design Principles, Historic Projectsben allenMarch 28, 2026historic architecture, historic buildings, gilbert building, beaumont, texas, design strategies, maximizing flexibility, floor plans, Adaptive Reuse

Can Third Place Developments Fill Our Vacancies?

The term “third place” has infiltrated our market as a space to be in that isn’t - one, our home, or two, our office…it’s our third place: a place to socialize, be creative, relax, meet and entertain.

Sustainability, Developer Guide, Interiors & MaterialityKim AllenMay 30, 2024third place, cowork, vacant buildings, real estate developments, new orleans real estate, social clubs, hi-rise buildings, indoor garden, business plan, investment plan, real estate investments, new orleans architects, Urban architecture, Urban development, Adaptive Reuse