Adaptive Reuse in Redlands Downtown Historic Core

When
Saturday, December 09, 2023
10:30 - 13:00
Location
Redlands, California, Downtown Historic Core
Spaces left
10
Registered
30 registrants

Registration

Event Supporter – $200.00
Guest Registration – $35.00
In-Person Tour
Member Registration – $25.00
In-Person Tour
Speaker / Host
Free registration for speakers and hosts
Student Member Registration – $5.00
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Registration is closed

Check-In 10:00 am, Tour 10:30 am – 1:00 pm, Lunch 1:00 pm - ?

Project Description and Details:

Redlands was once the center of the Inland Empire’s citrus industry and a wealthy tourist destination from the late 1890s to the early 1940s. Both industries relied heavily on the railroad that ran directly through the historic downtown. With the decline of rail transportation in the area, nearly all of the warehouses and train-oriented buildings have been demolished. This session will highlight the adaptive reuse of three of the early 20^th century buildings that anchored the transformation of a forgotten industrial town center into an enlivened commercial district. All three projects were made possible by the use of federal historic tax credits and comply with the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for Rehabilitation.

Parking Information: Free street parking is available on Al Harris Lane and on Orange Street. A parking structure is located nearby at 101 W. Stuart Avenue.

Meeting Site Information: Meet under the colonnade at the Santa Fe Train Depot at 347 Orange Street, Redlands, CA. Allow yourself time to get from the parking to find the meeting point. Also, please arrive early to check-in. Consider wearing sunscreen or hats as part of the tour will be outside.

Safety Notes: Please wear appropriate shoes and be prepared to walk on slopes and navigate stairs.

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