Adaptive Reuse, Existing Structure Renovation, Historical Preservation | Carnevale Eustis Architects | Phoenixville, Chester County, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia Area Architect, Phoenixville, Chester County, PA

Adaptive Reuse of existing structures, Historical Preservation

Preservation of existing structures – whether or not they are of historical significance – is the most effective way to realize sustainable architecture and Carnevale Eustis has developed an expertise for giving new life to old buildings. Reviving and reutilizing existing buildings demonstrates several important points to the community in which the structure is situated… we care about our past, we can repurpose things of value and newer isn't always better.

Carnevale Eustis shares your respect for the past and respects your property in the present. An old factory may become an apartment building… a rundown church may find new life as a restaurant... a school may become an office – the possibilities are endless.


	Creative conceptualizing Unique problem solving Sustainability introduced Respect for budgets Preserving history

Phoenixville Community Health Foundation This elegant home was transformed into the headquarters for one of Phoenixville's most valued non-profit organizations.	Coleman Avenue Old mill building finds new purpose.	Iron Foundry Building Adaptive reuse creates a geographical landmark.
Phoenixville Federal Bank & Trust Former elementary school converted to bank.	Molly Maguires Restaurant & Pub Historic conversion becomes themed bar and restaurant.	Superintendent's Building Former Phoenix Steel headquarters adapted for the present.
Vanderslice Mansion Victorian architecture preserved as a neighborhood showplace.	Washington Mill Lofts Condo lofts woven from an old knitting mill, circa 1906.	235 Bridge Street Former furniture store turned mixed use structure.

Adaptive Design and Reuse of Historic and Existing Structures