“Our team has spent a significant amount of time engaging with area residents and neighbors, in order to truly understand the local community and culture,” said Anthony Ceroy, Generation Development Group Managing Principal and Co-founder. “The overall revitalization of Silo City will have an important focus on facilitating meaningful growth by addressing the region’s need for affordable and mixed-income housing, as well as creating opportunities for economic and cultural advancement.”
“We’re extremely honored to not only take on a historic restoration of this magnitude and significance, but also to help advance a community-driven vision for how we re-imagine the American Mill & Warehouse property,” said Marvin Wilmoth, Generation Development Group Managing Principal and Co-founder. Carmina Wood Morris is designing the project.
Many other industrial-themed furnishings, fixtures, and décor have been selected to be part of the interior and exterior design programs. This entails such features as exposed steel, polished concrete floors and columns, distressed brick, and original machines, carts, and railings. The structure will also have several exterior patio and outdoor spaces, with ornamental lighting, solar lighting, various coverings, niche gardens, public access pathways, water recirculation and retention features, and other environmentally conscious attributes.Īs part of the preservation of the existing building and materials, the development team intends to utilize various salvaged materials during the adaptive reuse effort. ft.Īdditional common area amenities envisioned for the building include a wellness/fitness center, resident lounges and gathering spaces, offices and conference rooms, a business incubator, several large atriums, arts and exhibit spaces and hydroponic container farm. The phase one restoration includes 168 residential units, ranging in size from studio, to one-bedroom, two-bedroom, three-bedroom, and a four-bedroom unit(s), with square footage between 405 sq.
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