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Downtown Farmington's McNut building receives new façade
Monday, May 11, 2009
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Downtown Farmington is putting on a new face this spring as the McNut building undergoes a facadectomy. The single-story structure next to the Civic Theatre is about to get its original look back, and a second story to boot.
"Something that fits in with the historic architecture of downtown Farmington," says Steven Schneemann, owner of
S3 Architecture
, which designed the new façade.
The century-old structure served as the home of Books Abound for years near the intersection of Grand River Avenue and Farmington Road before going vacant a few years ago. An ugly mid-20th Century façade covered it for most of that time.
The 1,600-square-foot structure is being renovated to accommodate an office tenant. The space is still available. A second story false front will top the brick façade. A similar job was done to the nearby
Exchange Building
last year.
The project is expected to wrap up by July.
Source: Steven Schneemann, owner of S3 Architecture
Writer: Jon Zemke
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