First constructed in the early 20th century, the 10th Street Warehouses were originally a Coca-Cola Bottling Works and a machine shop. Construction on these repurposed mixed-use buildings began in 2018 and was completed in just under a year when work wrapped up in August 2019.  Martin Horn converted the upper floors of the warehouses into four high-end apartments. The apartments are above renovated retail space. Because of the mixed-use of the buildings, soundproofing the noise from the retail space to not disturb the apartment tenants was of utmost importance. The beautifully finished apartments are conveniently located on Main Street in Charlottesville.

PROJECT START:  September 2018

PROJECT SIZE:  11,600 SF

PROJECT DURATION: 10 months

CONTRACT VALUE:  $2.2 Million

CONTRACT TYPE:  Cost Plus

PROJECT MANAGER:  Barbara Regester

ESTIMATOR:  Arthur Rogers

SUPERINTENDENT:  Everette Bradburn & Dolf Mendicino

OWNER:  CCBW, Inc

CONTACT:  Shannon Worrell

ARCHITECT:  Wolf Ackerman

CONTACT:  Dave Ackerman