Adaptive Reuse

Follow along as we chronicle the residential conversion of Downtown Jersey City's historic and architecturally significant Scotch Presbyterian Church.

A two-story building at 648 Montgomery Street in Jersey City is the subject of an adaptive reuse and expansion application.

The 18-story building at 155 Washington Street in Downtown Newark has been sold for over $9 million.

The old William G. Cook Elementary School currently sits empty in Trenton’s Wilbur Section. Now, City Hall is looking to sell the building to a development firm.

The 47-unit Hilltop View Project involving the adaptive reuse of and new construction around St. John's Episcopal Church on Summit Avenue in Jersey City was first announced more than five years ago. Now, a new application calls for a version of the project with even more residential units.

Recognizing the best in affordable housing, the award highlights Hahne & Co. on Broad Street and the intrinsic idea that an affordable home is the necessary foundation for a happy and productive life.

A developer is seeking approval to bring a six-story development to the corner of Baldwin and Pavonia Avenues in Jersey City.

A group that has long promoted a plan to convert an abandoned rail line into a shared-use nature trail just gained membership into a notable non-profit started by the co-founder of Manhattan’s High Line.

A plan dubbed The Boundary wants to add two floors of event space to the Mission 50 complex, construct a medical arts building, and create a public rooftop greenspace with a restaurant that would connect to a Jersey City residential building.

A former industrial building down the street from the Great Falls in Paterson could be converted into a residential and retail development.