The renovation of the vacant Hawthorne Elementary will transform the historic 1917 school into 37 apartments. Facing risk of continued decay and possible demolition, SCA saw the opportunity to re-create neighborhood pride by breathing new spirit and life in the building.

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Building on SCA’s four successful mixed-use projects in Tremont, the West 17th Street Townhomes envision for what a high caliber Tremont townhome project should look like — a development with the same emphasis on quality architecture and modern design as SCA’s previous work.

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Opened in 2022, The Lincoln represents the latest phase in SCA’s work to fill in and reinvigorate the Scranton Corridor. The building was inspired by the push and pull between nature and industry. The 82 unit community offers two commercial spaces for entrepreneurs.

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The Tappan | Sustainable Community Associates

Opened in 2020, The Tappan is a 95 unit project built along the historic Scranton corridor. The project utilized opportunity zone designation to create workforce and market-rate housing as well a neighborhood bakery.

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Originally the Mueller Electric Factory (and home of the alligator clip), Mueller Lofts is the reimagining of a 1922 factory into 51 apartments. The building was one of the last neighborhood-scale manufacturing plants in the city and again serves as an active part of Cleveland’s Asiatown.

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Built in 1895, the Wagner Awning Building is a long-standing anchor of the Scranton corridor that made tents and awnings across the midwest. Today it is a mixed-use property featuring 59 apartments and 12,000 sq feet of commercial space.

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A long-abandoned dairy factory, the Fairmont Creamery now acts as a bridge between the thriving neighborhoods of Tremont and Ohio City. Built in 1930, the 107,000 square foot property houses 30 apartments and five businesses.

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The East College Street Project was the first new construction development in the City of Oberlin in over forty years, expanding the footprint of Downtown Oberlin with 34 residences and 20,000 square feet of commercial space.

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