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A handsome, if not crumbling, three story brick and granite five-sided commercial building at the gateway to Pawtucket’s Downtown
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The first building in Rhode Island made from recycled shipping containers is available for lease as office space
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A 250+ year old home belonging to one of the captain’s that took part in the burning of the Gaspee
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A neighborhood battle and a prolonged redevelopment took down Clark’s to replace it with mixed-use residential and commercial space
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A small stature mill building in a residential neighborhood with many uses over the years is now residential
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A very large, wood shingle mansion in Quality Hill with attached carriage house that was used as a senior care facility for 105 years
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A low-slung, semi-circular mid-century modern transportation hub in downtown Providence.
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An early conversion from industrial mill to residential and commercial space visible from the highway as visitors enter from Massachusetts
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What was left of the former lumber yard along Harris Ave. was replaced with new office space in 2009
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An irregulary shaped former horse stable turned furniture showroom turned apartments
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A local scooter sales and repair shop with a side of delicious expresso drinks
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One of the last operating woven product mills in the area, closing in 2001, and later converted to residential starting in 2007
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This 300-ton house was rotated and moved 450 feet up Olive Street in one piece over the course of three days
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This once ornate building was simplified in the 1920s and once again in the 2000s but has always been commercial space
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A soon-to-be-100-year-old movie theater went through a tumultous rebirth over a decade, and may now yet again be on the brink of something new
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The first LEED-certified college residence hall in the state, part of the Rhode Island College campus
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A late 90s/early 2000s conversion of a small mill with new addition on North Main Street into luxury condos
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A relatively recent construction for large sporting and entertainment events, modernized in the late 2000’s to connect to the Convention Center
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RISD-graduate Sheperd Fairey has pasted and painted his art over many decaying (and not-decaying) Providence buildings
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An innovative early 70s hyperbolic paraboloid roof structure design that allowed a 130' x 325' uninterrupted interior space
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A narrow and difficult to redevelop building languished on the Ten Most Endangered List for five years before getting a new life
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Three tightly-packed buildings with histories in weaving and threading have turned residential and are thriving in post-industrial Central Falls
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A former businessman’s club that could no longer operate is turned into the offices for an archoeological and historic preservation non-profit