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REMODEL/RENOVATION COMPETITION
North Scranton Junior High School Senior Apartments - Auditorium SCRANTON, PA.
Submitted by: Kramer+Marks Architects AMBLER, PA.
Cost per square foot: $106
Design team: Goodwill Industries
NEPA (client); Kramer+Marks Architects (architect and interior designer);
Reuther Bowen (civil engineer); BSEG
(MEP engineer); MacIntosh Engineering (structural engineer); Quandel
Construction (contractor)
Scranton Goodwill Senior Apartments is a 58‐unit rental community that
provides affordable housing for seniors in
the Scranton, Pa., area. The community
is located in the former North Scranton
Middle School, which sat vacant for
more than 25 years. The building is a city
landmark built in 1924. It had been a
long-time dream of the client to renovate
the building and revitalize it back to its
original beauty while introducing affordable senior living within the Scranton
community.
The building is on the National Reg-
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istry of Historic Places and the historic
integrity was maintained and rejuvenated
during the renovation process.
The key component and heart of
this renovation was the auditorium,
which was a central element within the
building. The main objective for the
auditorium was to create a space that
was an amenity to the residents as well
Jury comments:
* Intergenerational opportunity-a great way to bring
residents together with the outside community!
* Excellent job for a challenging, historic project
* Visitors can appreciate all the existing woodwork, and
decor that was repurposed and enhanced. These design
details not only look stunning, but add to the nostalgia and
opportunity for local appreciation within the space. Bravo!
Reader comments:
* Beautiful space and I especially like the multiuse function.
* Great to see historic properties restored rather
than torn down. Excellent.
as the surrounding community, inviting
numerous avenues of entertainment. This
will be a venue that hosts various recitals,
plays, and performances. The auditorium
offers 720 seats to be occupied for these
performances, which includes a mezzanine level. The Scranton community
was thrilled to see the project come to
life and the building restored. Prior to
the opening of the building in February 2016, there were numerous events
booked to be held at the auditorium
venue in great anticipation of its opening.
Along the way there were the typical
construction challenges that are expected
with renovating a vacant building, all of
which were minimal and relatively easy
to handle. The project has proven to be a
success that has brought new life to the
Scranton community.
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Contents
EFAmagazine.com
Editorial
Show Talk
Bulletin
Community
Bigger in Texas
Exterior Expectations
Personalized Care
High Design
Creative License
Top 10 Remodel/ Renovation Projects
Design Profiles
Product Gallery
Q+A
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Environments for Aging - Fall 2016 - Show Talk
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Environments for Aging - Fall 2016 - Bulletin
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