Old Town Medical Arts Building

"The Greenest building you can ever build is one that's already built," said Ryan Henry in a Capital Gains article about Kincaid Henry's restoration of the Cedar Street School.

That certainly turned out to be the case for this project, which involved a complete renovation of this historic Lansing building's interior. The former school is now the home of several local businesses who are proud to be a part of maintaining a historic piece of their community.

This, LEED Gold Certified building boast the following "green" features, geothermal hvac system, rain water collection/recycling system for non-potable water, low voc paints and and adhesives, recycled content for carpet, drywall, accostical ceilings and metal studs, concrete parking lot, low voc spary foam insulation for the building envelope and Michigan native plantings.

In this project, Kincaid Henry provided full "turnkey" services for the client.  Kincaid Henry led the project team including the Lansing Economic Development Council, Studio Intrigue Architects, Ecometrics, DC Engineering, and Tri Terra on all of the design, proforma, feasibility, tax incentives, abatement and physical construction.