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North Andover seeking proposal for wayfinding signs - Vimarsana News

North Andover seeking proposal for wayfinding signs

NORTH ANDOVER — Wayfinding signs point people in a direction where something can be found.

Q&A: Repairing a Historic Smokestack From a Floating Basket - Vimarsana News

Q&A: Repairing a Historic Smokestack From a Floating Basket

The Winooski Falls Mill District is known for its industrial history — the riverbanks are still lined with massive textile mills and towering smokestacks. In...

David Sisson Architecture Presents Design for | MultifamilyBiz.com - Vimarsana News

David Sisson Architecture Presents Design for | MultifamilyBiz.com

FALL RIVER, MA - Boston-based developer The Goldman Group commissioned David Sisson Architecture to redesign the historic abandoned property at 110 Chace Street into a modern mixed-use facility. With roughly 260,000 square feet to work with after limited demolition, the team designed an adaptive reuse project featuring 196 residential units and about 80,000 square feet of warehouse space to be leased. The plans were recently presented to the city's zoning board, receiving unanimous...

Saugus Planning Board recommends rejection of Cliftondale overlay - Itemlive - Vimarsana News

Saugus Planning Board recommends rejection of Cliftondale overlay - Itemlive

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Farmington buys historic pioneer-era mill built at Brigham Young's direction - Vimarsana News

Farmington buys historic pioneer-era mill built at Brigham Young's direction

For more than 30 years, Tom Owens invested time, effort and whole lot of money into restoring a pioneer-era mill in Farmington. Now, preservation of the site will be in the city's hands.

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