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What's Happening in #Tampa / #StPete: A topic I want to bring up has to do with Adaptive Reuse of properties here in Tampa! What is adaptive reuse? Adaptive reuse, a rapidly developing trend in real estate, involves renovating existing buildings to serve new purposes, addressing the scarcity of buildable space, leveraging the prime locations of vacant structures, and meeting the growing demand for sustainability. Tampa, FL, has witnessed a surge in adaptive reuse projects over the past decade like Magdalene Center (Seth B. Forman, MD) and the former Tibbetts Lumber yard (HP Capital Group Nick Hansen) to name a few. By repurposing existing buildings, these projects maximize space utilization and preserve architectural heritage, transforming old structures into vibrant, multi-use hubs. Not to mention that this approach also significantly reduces environmental impact by minimizing construction waste and lowering the carbon footprint associated with new builds. As a real estate nerd, its awesome seeing how repurposing abandoned buildings can stimulate local economies, create jobs, and attract new businesses and residents, while also creating dynamic, mixed-use spaces that enhance community life. I am excited to see this trend happening here in #Tampa and #StPete #Tamparealestate #StPeterealestate #cre #adaptivereuse #redevelopment #construction #architecturalheritage #realestate

Fenimore Road Renovation: Reviving a Mid-Century Masterpiece

Fenimore Road Renovation: Reviving a Mid-Century Masterpiece

Fenimore Road Renovation: Reviving a Mid-Century Masterpiece

Fenimore Road Renovation: Reviving a Mid-Century Masterpiece

Fenimore Road Renovation: Reviving a Mid-Century Masterpiece

Fenimore Road Renovation: Reviving a Mid-Century Masterpiece

One of Riverstone’s greatest strengths is its versatility. It can excel in heritage contexts – offering the same pronounced grain, low water absorption and low calcium carbonate content as indigenous slate, but with even greater strength and weather resistance. But its distinctive phyllitic sheen, longevity and comprehensive guarantees have also seen it become hugely popular for new builds too. The beauty of its unmistakable grey colouring is that it looks perfectly in keeping with historic properties – but can also blend seamlessly with the sleek look of modern architecture. That was one of the key reasons it was selected for use on an ambitious new build in Stalbridge, Dorset. Homeowner John Tuner wanted a material with character to roof the elegant and gently curved new-build, blending equally well with the property’s sleek lines and its leafy West Country surroundings. It was a search that took him to trade shows and exhibitions around the area, until, at West Point Exeter, he encountered SSQ Regional Director Damion Fearnley. John was immediately impressed with Damion’s knowledge and enthusiasm, as he was introduced to a variety of high-quality natural roofing materials – including Riverstone. Like an increasing number of high-end self-build projects, John’s sought to combine elements of modern design with more traditional materials, to create something that was characterful and unique, without clashing with other properties in the area. He loved Riverstone’s colour and texture, and also thought it would partner extremely well with the building’s oak framing. He opted for small format natural slates to add to the aesthetics – and few would deny that the finished results look stunning. #naturalstone #riverstone #riverstonephyllite #spanishslate #slate #sqslate #ssqgroup #argentinianslate #phyllite #delcarmen #Innovation #Motivation #Leaderships #SocialNetworking #SmallBusiness #WhatInspiresMe #Sales #digitalmarketing #creativity #sustainability #management #future #socialmedia #familybusiness Get in touch to find out more info@ssq.co.uk / 02089617725

One of Riverstone’s greatest strengths is its versatility. It can excel in heritage contexts – offering the same pronounced grain, low water absorption and low calcium carbonate content as indigenous slate, but with even greater strength and weather resistance. But its distinctive phyllitic sheen, longevity and comprehensive guarantees have also seen it become hugely popular for new builds too. The beauty of its unmistakable grey colouring is that it looks perfectly in keeping with historic properties – but can also blend seamlessly with the sleek look of modern architecture. That was one of the key reasons it was selected for use on an ambitious new build in Stalbridge, Dorset. Homeowner John Tuner wanted a material with character to roof the elegant and gently curved new-build, blending equally well with the property’s sleek lines and its leafy West Country surroundings. It was a search that took him to trade shows and exhibitions around the area, until, at West Point Exeter, he encountered SSQ Regional Director Damion Fearnley. John was immediately impressed with Damion’s knowledge and enthusiasm, as he was introduced to a variety of high-quality natural roofing materials – including Riverstone. Like an increasing number of high-end self-build projects, John’s sought to combine elements of modern design with more traditional materials, to create something that was characterful and unique, without clashing with other properties in the area. He loved Riverstone’s colour and texture, and also thought it would partner extremely well with the building’s oak framing. He opted for small format natural slates to add to the aesthetics – and few would deny that the finished results look stunning. #naturalstone #riverstone #riverstonephyllite #spanishslate #slate #sqslate #ssqgroup #argentinianslate #phyllite #delcarmen #Innovation #Motivation #Leaderships #SocialNetworking #SmallBusiness #WhatInspiresMe #Sales #digitalmarketing #creativity #sustainability #management #future #socialmedia #familybusiness Get in touch to find out more info@ssq.co.uk / 02089617725