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The Globe Mills was built in several phases starting at the turn of the century, one of Sacramento’s most prominent industrial icons and the center for what was one of Sacramento’s most important economic engines. By 1960, owned by Pillsbury, the structure was declared surplus and closed. Later sold to a transmission repair operation, it was not long before it was completely abandoned and left to decay. With a series of fires burning through the mills timber floors, it was finally declared hazardous by City Officials and slated for demolition. Michael F. Malinowski AIA teamed with two other preservationists in an effort to save this important structure; and that effort eventually won support at the City, State and even Nationally. When the Globe Mills historic adaptive reuse project finally started construction in 2003, Malinowski had been working on the site over a decade.Awarded numerous honors locally, state wide and nationally, both for innovative Historic work as well as it’s success in establishing a thriving residential community in Sacramento’s oldest historic neighborhood, long challenged with industrial uses and blight.  |
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10/01/08- Globe Mills
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2009 J. Timothy Anderson Award for Excellence in Historic Preservation
Best Historic Rehabilitation in the United States incorporating New
Construction
By the National Housing & Rehabilitation Association Nov 2009
The Globe Mills has been
selected as a winner in this
national Award competition, selected from a national field of
hundreds of candidates from all over the United States.
It was also nominated as a finalist for Best Historic
Rehabilitation in the United States using Housing Tax
Credits. Applied
Architecture Inc was a 2005 winner of the J Timothy Anderson Award
for the innovative and widely recognized Hotel Stockton historic
adaptive reuse. The award ceremony will occur on November 3rd
2009 in Boston, Massachusetts.
Local
Government Commission selects Globe Mill as a Showcase Sustainable
Project 2009
The
Globe Mills was selected in October 2009 by the Local Government
Commission as a showcase project for the Sacramento Area Youth
Sustainability Council. A presentation and tour of the site has been
planned for November 11th which will highlight the
project as a Sustainable, Smart Growth Transit Oriented Development
with close proximity to the services needed for a thriving living
environment. The Globe Mills will be cited as a key success story in
a follow up presentation to Sacramento Regional elected officials by
the Sacramento Area Youth Sustainability Council
Best Projects of 2009 Award: Globe Mills By McGraw Hill
October 2009
This award will be presented by McGraw Hill to Applied Architecture
Inc and CFY Development at the Westin St Francis on December 8,
2009. The Globe Mill project transformed an abandoned
industrial complex into a thriving community with edgy lofts,
affordable senior apartments and neighborhood commercial
2009 California Preservation Design Honor Award
Best Large Historic Project in California: Globe Mills
By the California Preservation Foundation September 2009
Presented to Michael F Malinowski AIA’s Applied Architecture Inc and
Cyrus Youssefi’s CFY Development Inc in a ceremony at the Mark
Hopkins Intercontinental. The award cited “Outstanding
achievement in the field of Historic Preservation” for the success
of the Globe Mill as a transit oriented, Smart Growth, Sustainably
Green development project that saved a 100 year old iconic historic
industrial complex in Sacramento’s oldest neighborhood as a thriving
mix of market rate and affordable housing.
2009 Design Honor Award
By The American Institute of Architects Central Valley Chapter-
May 2009
Presented
to Michael F Malinowski AIA and Applied Architecture Incorporated ,
honoring the Globe Mills Historic Adaptive reuse as ”A Significant
work of Architecture”. The Jury selected The Globe Mills from a
large number of projects to receive this singular honor for its
sustainability, historic sensitivity and significant contribution to
the revitalization of Sacramento’s urban core
Transit Oriented
Development of the Year Sacramento Regional Transit
March 2009
Awarded to Michael F.
Malinowski, AIA for the Globe Mills project, which "...effectively
demonstrates how a TOD project can revitalize a neighborhood through
smart growth principles and access to transit."
2008 Fall
Award for Redevelopment Excellence
By National
Association of Local Housing Oct 2008
The Globe Mills
project at 12th and C street in downtown Sacramento, which
transformed a former grain storage and flour mill into a
mixed-income residential development has been selected by the
National Association of Local Housing Finance agencies to receive
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Transit Oriented
Development –
located directly on a major light rail line, with transportation
choices including rail, bus, car, bicycle, walking and mini car
/moped.
Energy Efficient and Green :The
project exceeds energy conservation standards by over 20%, and
incorporates such features as cool roofing, individual gas water
heaters at each senior unit, and separated utilities to give
tenants the information they need to monitor their energy use.
Smart Growth
– infill development with a density of over 150 units per acre
Historic Adaptive Reuse
– conversion of historic silos and milling buildings into new
uses
Mixed Use
– including affordable senior housing, market rate edgy lofts,
and commercial
Brownfield
– cleaning
up a formerly abandoned industrial site for a new life
Urban Infill Redevelopment
– a major
boost and catalyst to the historic Alkali Flat neighborhood
Public
– Private Partnership
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bringing together the Redevelopment Agency, the State Tax Credit
Allocation Committee and Federal Tax Credits, grants, loans, private
equity, and private development resources.
Diversity in living environment
– with both affordable senior and market rate lofts, and many
project amenities that encourage development of an on-site
community such as work out room, multipurpose recreation room
with pool table and HD media, large laundry facility with
gathering and food functions, and on site management. |
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Over a decade in the re-making-
this is The Globe Mills........ |
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A thriving place of industry,
livelihood and utility became, with the passage of time, a broken
scene of hazard, decay and blight. When the last Pillsbury worker
locked the gates in 1965, there was no future envisioned here.
Picturesque in its resolute resistance to just rotting away,
attacked by a series of fires, vandalism and finally a city order to
demolish, the Globe has persisted - as if the place itself, the
memories, the dreams of lives played out here over 100 years,
refuse to let go. A city block of concrete five story silos, a
burned out milling plant, and the toxic remnants of a former
transmission repair shop -- transform that into
Affordable
senior housing, hip market rate rental lofts, neighborhood
commercial, a mixed use neighborhood and a major
boost to
revitalization of Alkali Flats
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Click on
the thumbnail pictures to find out more about THE
GLOBE MILLS
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Saving The Globe Mills
In
1913 Phoenix Mills bought an existing Mill at 12th and C and
hired architect J.P. Herald to design a new................ |
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Silos
at The Globe Mills
How
many silos are there in the Globe Mills project???
Learn more about the
silos.............................. |
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Globe
Mills Timeline
From
1903 when 12th and C was acquired Phoenix Mills to the Grand
opening almost 100 years later............... |
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The Phoenix Flour Mill Buildings
In 1913
Phoenix Mill bought a mill site at 12th and C to create a
design for "The Most Modern milling facility..... |
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Barley
Mill
The
story of the Barley Mill which was a part of the Globe Mills
complex was lost in Decay..................... |
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Machinery at The Globe Mills
One Big
machine: The Globe Mills entire site with its twelve
buildings on half a city block........ |
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Visual
poetry of The Globe Mills
Discover the history of The globe Mills from first
construction to fire, damage and reborn..... |
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New
Buildings at The Globe Mills NB'S
Creation of the affordable senior components in two new
components..... |
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Windows
for the Globe Mills Loft
There
are over 150 windows only in the Mill Loft units and almost
every window condition is unique
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Architectural Drawings
Architectural rendering on the Globe Mills
project.............. |
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Saving
the Water Tower
The
Globe Mills water tank has been an icon from its
construction in 1914. Perched on a concrete
platform........... |
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A
tribute to the Globe Mills Team
The
revitalization of the Globe Mills is the result of the hard
work, collaboration, creativity... |
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LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS |
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Sacramento
Old City Association - President
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Old
Housing Consulting, Sacramento
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City of
Sacramento Preservation Commission |
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For more information on The
Globe Mills
click here
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For rental
information contact CFY development at 916 446 4040 or visit
www.globemills.com for loft information. |
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Contained on this website may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or
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