Chicago Adaptive Reuse Project Provides a Modern Refuge for People in Need Wheeler Kearns Architects designed...

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Author: Lark Breen
Date: 11/11/2020
Description: Chicago Adaptive Reuse Project Provides a Modern Refuge for People in Need

Wheeler Kearns Architects designed The Night Ministry’s new home with security and independence in mind for the young adults who seek refuge and recovery in its walls. The architects renovated three floors of a former manufacturing facility in Bucktown made of heavy timber to provide a refuge for 18- to 24-year-olds facing poverty or homelessness.
Address: 1735 N Ashland Ave, Chicago, IL
News source: GB&D Magazine

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