The Tilley Lofts Case Study: Balancing Historic Preservations with Energy Efficiency

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The 80,000 square foot Tilley Ladder Warehouse in Watervliet, New York - once the oldest ladder manufacturing facility in the county - sat mostly vacant the past ten years. Built in the 1890s, the building contained bricks, wooden columns, high-beamed ceilings, an old sawdust room and a maintenance garage.

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