Historic Rehabilitation · Cumberland, Maryland
Footer Building
A historic building at 2 Howard Street in Cumberland, Maryland, taken on by Stoneridge as a historic rehabilitation and adaptive reuse project.
- Historic Rehabilitation
- Adaptive Reuse
- 2 Howard Street
- Cumberland, MD
Project Overview
An Older Building Put Back to Use
The Footer Building stands at 2 Howard Street in Cumberland, Maryland. Stoneridge took it on as a historic rehabilitation and adaptive reuse project, the same kind of work behind The ZeroPak, the Graichen Building and the Snapp Foundry Building in Winchester.
Projects like this one shaped how we look at older buildings: what is worth keeping, what has to be replaced, and what the work really costs.
At a Glance
The Project in Brief
Historic Rehabilitation
An existing historic building restored rather than replaced.
Adaptive Reuse
An older building adapted for a new use.
Cumberland, Maryland
At 2 Howard Street, outside our home market of Winchester.
Why It Matters
What This Means If You Are Looking at an Older Building
We Know Older Buildings
Older buildings have good bones and hidden costs. We know how to tell which is which.
We Know the Review Process
Historic rehabilitation has its own approvals. We have been through them on our own projects.
We Price the Real Cost
Structure, envelope and systems get priced before you commit, not after.
Interested in a Project Like This?
Let’s Talk About Your Property
Whether you are leasing, buying, selling or siting a new building, the first conversation costs nothing.
Get In Touch
Talk to an Advisor
Tell us what you are working on and we will get back to you. If it is time sensitive, call the office directly.
- Office240 Airport Rd Suite A, Winchester, VA 22602
- Phone(540) 931-4655Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM
- Emailinfo@stoneridgecre.com
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