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What to do with declining, vacant, and underutilized historic church buildings is an issue that many communities across the country are facing. For congregations with dwindling membership, the wall of maintenance costs is often insurmountable. Constructed in 1913, the historic St. Paul African Methodist Episcopal Church and its members were faced with this dilemma in the early 2000s. As a center of Tampa's Civil Rights Movement, St. Paul played host to numerous dignitaries, including Thurgood Marshall and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., but the building was suffering from years of deferred maintenance. From the sale of the church in 2011, the congregation was able to move across town to a newer, smaller, and more affordable space, however, ensuring that the building's future use would preserve the building's character and legacy was vital. Ensuring this goal, Sage Partners, LLC was able to transform the historic sacred space into a Life Center, complete with an indoor play area, computer lab, and event space, while constructing an adjoining 120-unit affordable housing community. In the end, the congregation was sustained, the building's integrity and legacy were preserved, and a community need for affordable housing was met. Talk about a win-win-win! For more stories on adaptive reuse projects of historic church spaces, resources, and best practices, check out Partners for Sacred Places at sacredplaces.org.

Lower Manhattan was home for many years so this week always hits a little different. I've found myself thinking about the many times I've passed by the 9/11 Memorial & Museum Reflecting Pools with my family and yet it was just this last month that my kids (almost 10 & 7) paused to ask what they were about. It has sparked deep reflections on the power of intentional design in fostering belonging. The memorial itself is a masterclass in creating a space that welcomes, connects, and provides solace to visitors from all walks of life. I was particularly moved to learn about James Maroon, whose nightly dedication to the 9/11 Memorial epitomizes this concept of "designing for belonging." Eight hours a night, five days a week, James meticulously tends to the memorial, ensuring this sacred space is perfect for the next day's visitors. James's work goes beyond maintenance; it's a crucial part of the memorial's design for belonging. By preserving the dignity and accessibility of the space, he ensures that every visitor—regardless of their background or connection to the events of 9/11—can find a place for reflection, connection, and remembrance. As I guide my children through understanding the significance of the 9/11 Memorial, I'm reminded of the paramount importance of designing for belonging in all aspects of our lives. Whether it's a national monument or a summer camp, the principle remains the same: intentional design can create spaces where everyone feels valued, respected, and part of something greater than themselves. #DesigningForBelonging #InclusiveSpaces #CommunityDesign

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Foundation solutions can provide savings on programme, cost, embodied carbon and contribute to an improved building thermal performance. Read more on the technical challenges of the ground conditions, and the benefits of not accepting the default recommendation on the Graven Hill Primary School Project below

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