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The Bingham Building
1915
Original Architect: Walker and Weeks
Client: Bingham-Burnside LLC
Site: Cleveland Warehouse District 1278 West 9th Street, Cleveland, Ohio
Rehabilitation: Mixed-Use, Retail and Residential
Square Footage: 620,810 sq. Ft. - 339 Units
Cost of Construction: $55 Million
Opened: June, 2004
Services Provided: Architect of Record, Preservation Consultant for Federal Historic Tax Credit and Conservation Easement.
The Bingham Building was constructed for William Bingham to house the Bingham Company, one of the pioneer hardware companies of Cleveland, founded in 1841. The building is said to have been "the largest single unit for wholesale hardware merchandising in the world”. The rehabilitation was comprised of masonry restoration, reinstatement of the north canopy and entry, along with sympathetic replacements of missing fenestration and dock doors. A penthouse was introduced at the roof to provide additional units, a community room and deck.
ARCHITECTURE • HISTORIC PRESERVATION • CODE ANALYSIS
URBAN DESIGN • PLANNING • ADVOCACY
URBAN DESIGN • PLANNING • ADVOCACY
