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EVENTS CALENDAR
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Nov. 15, 2012
Jonathan F.P. Rose
President, Jonathan Rose Companies
American Institute of Architects Philadelphia Chapter
10th Annual Design on the Delaware Conference
designonthedelaware.com
May. 8, 2012
Jonathan F.P. Rose
President, Jonathan Rose Companies
ULI Spring Meeting
Moderator: "Perceptions of Value: Energy as Driver of Real Estate Decisions"
www.ulispring.org
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Second Street Studios Live / Work Community |
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| GOAL |
To create a new model for an affordable live/work community.
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To find a construction method that was inexpensive, durable and provided high volume spaces.
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Using Barn technology, successful model of development that has had 100% occupancy over the last 20 years.
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Second Street Studios, an 80,000 square foot artist and entrepreneur’s live/work community, was the first newly constructed artist live/work project to be built in the United States since the Great Depression.
The Second Street Studios community is arranged around a series of tree-filled courtyards using prefabricated Barn Building technology. Buildings offer 24-foot high ceilings, skylights, and living lofts. The vibrant tenant community includes artists and artisans, a software development firm, a salsa maker, a furniture maker, a frame shop, and dozens of other innovative businesses.
As a testament to the success of this development, Second Street Studios has undergone the third phase of expansion in its nearly twenty-year history. Adjacent to a recently reactivated rail line, the development has maintained near 100% occupancy over the last twenty years and continues to provide low-cost, mixed use, affordable commercial space for the Santa Fe area. Second Street Studios has served as a catalyst for the revitalization of other industrial parts of Santa Fe into thriving downtown areas with small businesses, galleries, and restaurants. The live/work loft unit type pioneered through this development continues to spread across the country.
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Firm Role
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Co-Developer with Communico Inc.
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Project Profile |
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A new artist/live work community in Santa Fe, New Mexico
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Project Team |
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Architect: Calthorpe Associates
Development Partner: Wayne and Susan Nichols, Communico
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Total Project Size / Budget
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100,000 square feet /
1st phase: 40,000 sq.ft / $3 m
2nd phase: 10,000 sq.ft / $1.35 m
3rd phase: 20,200 sq.ft / $3 m
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Completion |
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1st phase completed in 1989
2nd phase completed in 1994
3rd phase completed in 2008
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