Serving as the headquarters for an ecological restoration and planning company, the renovation of this historic stable building—part of the larger Clipper Mill development project—brings the structure back to its agrarian roots. A restrained palette of sustainable materials and large expanses of operable glass and translucent walls contribute to its open feel. The air-purifying ‘living wall’ further enhances the connection of the Biohabitats space with its natural surroundings. |
