Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse
Buildings, Structures, and Landscape Design
225 W. Madison
This adaptive re-use project created from the former Madison Street Jail has transformed a vacant and declining structure into a bright, efficient, and upcycled model for the modern era. Updated and modernized, the 225 West Madison Facility showcases realized sustainability advantages as well as open and inclusive works stations, a shared public space, community connection, and employee satisfaction. Maricopa County, Facilities Management Department
The Charles T. Hayden House (La Casa Vieja) Rehabilitation
The Charles Trumbull Hayden House, also known as La Casa Vieja, was initially constructed in 1873 and has been recognized as the oldest extant Anglo-American building in the Salt River Valley. The Hayden House has been restored to its 1924 appearance, which honors Tempe’s origins as a major gateway intersection and is testament to the city’s commitment to preserving its history. City of Tempe, Motley Design Group LLC, Hensel-Phelps Development, Adobe Technology
