Saint Luke's Manor

architecture, adaptive reuse

Type

Adaptive Reuse, Senior Housing

Scale

300,000+ SF

Location

Cleveland, OH

Once a symbol of urban blight, the renovated Saint Luke’s is now the centerpiece of an ongoing community revitalization effort in the Buckeye-Shaker neighborhood.

The adaptive reuse of the 300,000+ SF building changed 100% of the program with only minimal changes to the original structure. The renovated building has achieved a LEED NC Gold certification and contributed to the neighborhood plan's LEED ND Silver pre-certification. The renovated units and public spaces meet the accessibility requirements of UFAS and Fair Housing and are compliant with OHFA's Universal Design requirements.

Completed in 2013, Saint Luke's is now home to 163 seniors. The mixed-use building also includes a K-8 charter school, a Boys and Girls Club of Cleveland after-school program, a health clinic, an early-childhood education program and offices for two local non-profit organizations.

Saint Luke's Manor

Once a symbol of urban blight, the renovated Saint Luke’s is now the centerpiece of an ongoing community revitalization effort in the Buckeye-Shaker neighborhood.

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