McCormack Baron Salazar strives to re-use and re-purpose existing infrastructure to ensure preservation of local community history and architecture. Our historic preservation projects revive local landmarks and have sparked important rejuvenation of surrounding neighborhoods.

Our team has extensive experience in all aspects of historic preservation: from the initial assessment of historic buildings and registration with the National Park Service to the often painstaking design development and detail-rich restoration work. McCormack Baron Salazar has a strong track record of successfully preserving and revitalizing existing local treasures that help restore the vitality of urban areas.

Not only does the re-use and rehabilitation of existing buildings preserve historic landmarks and maintain the character of communities, it is also a sustainable endeavor: reusing existing infrastructure and taking advantage of the energy and materials already invested in a neighborhood. By reusing existing spaces, these projects combat wasteful sprawl, integrate local residents and businesses in a revitalized community, and save historic structures for future generations.