Yea the same goes for all those neglected former warehouse buildings which would make great residential buildings or mixed use like they did in Industry city in Brooklyn.
It is a relief to see people who are willing to restore and preserve historical architecture rather than demolish everything and build some disgusting obscene building with no landscape typically taking up public space like sidewalks and not giving a f about neighboring classical structures or playgrounds per se
Chelseafc5505 t1_j3inxvp wrote
So glad this is getting the TLC it's been crying out for for years.
Was sad to see such a beautiful piece of architecture neglected & rotting away for so, so long.