Adaptive Reuse

After years of planning, officials cut the ribbon last week on the Hat City Lofts development in Orange.

The first new hotel to open in Downtown Newark in three years has come to East Park Street.

City records show that L+M is planning major changes to Newark’s tallest all-residential building.

A restored facade, retail, residential apartments, and perhaps even a theater are part of the plan for the storied structure.

A historic office building in Elizabeth is being converted into a residential development that could include a rooftop lounge.

A developer is looking to convert a historic Trenton building into a mixed-use development and construct several new multifamily buildings.

Apartments, office space, and space for GlassRoots could come to the old St. Michael’s Hospital in Newark. The proposal goes before the board Thursday, March 15.

A Montclair train station turned small shopping mall could be adaptively reused with 154 new units constructed just across the street.

An 18-story building in Newark could be converted into a mixed-use development while a residential building might be constructed next door. It is scheduled to go before the board March 12.

The Summit Theatre could be renovated and expanded, but the days of movie screenings in the building are likely over. Instead, apartments and a basketball court are planned. It's set to go before the Zoning Board March 8.