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Richfield Springs Is Awarded $9.1 Million for Water Systems Improvements
The Village of Richfield Springs, New York, is awarded $9.1 million for water systems improvements by the State, Governor Kathy Hochul has announced. The grant is intended to protect clean, healthy water and alleviate the burden of critical infrastructure projects on ratepayers in small, rural communities across the state.
OPEN HOUSE is September 20th!
THE BANK LOFTS—at 118 W Main Street in Richfield Springs, New York—welcomes the public for an Open House tour on Friday, September 20, 2024, from 4 PM to 6 PM. Project owners Faith E. Gay and Francesca Zambello, architect Juhee Lee-Hartford of River Architects, and builder Josh Edmonds of Simple Integrity will take guests behind the scenes of the award-winning Phius Design Certified renovation project, which transformed a vacant bank building into a fossil-fuel-free, mixed-use multifamily residence with 9 rental apartments and ground-floor commercial space.
Behind the Scenes with the Bank Lofts Team
Passive House Accelerator’s new Reimagine Buildings video tour goes on site with the team from THE BANK LOFTS—a NYSERDA-award-winning, Phius Design Certifed mixed-use retrofit project in a Central New York village ready to be rediscovered by a new generation. Meet owners Faith E. Gay and Francesca Zambello, architect Juhee Lee-Hartford of River Architects, builder Josh Edmonds of Simple Integrity, and project manager Karl Hansen of River Architects behind the scenes in the historic small town of Richfield Springs.
Now Leasing | A First Look Inside THE BANK LOFTS Apartments
A first look inside THE BANK LOFTS, an award-winning, mixed-use multifamily building in a historic Otsego County village near Cooperstown, New York, that’s ready to be rediscovered by a new generation. Just 90 mins from Albany and Syracuse and surrounded by natural beauty.
Renters: Is Off-Street Parking a Priority? We’ve Got You Covered at the Bank Lofts
River Architects’ award-winning design includes an on-site resident parking lot. A solar array atop the carport canopies will help power the building’s energy-efficient systems and 4 EV-charging stations.
Think It’s a Brick Building? The 1884 Sanborn Map Says “Think Again”
What can an old map tell us about what the former First National Bank of Richfield Springs, New York, was like when it was new in 1884? A lot, it turns out.