Historic places shape the communities around them.
Old buildings carry the texture, history and character of a neighborhood. With thoughtful redevelopment and reuse, they can also become anchors for what comes next.
Join us at Turner House for Preservation & Placemaking, featuring A.J. Ramler, founder of Proxy Properties, for a conversation about how historic buildings can support economic development, create space for community and contribute to a stronger sense of place.
Proxy Properties focuses on redevelopment and adaptive reuse, with Oak Cliff projects including Oak Cliff Assembly, the Madison Hotel and East Dock.
Thursday, October 15 Doors open at 7:00 PM | Program begins at 7:30 PM Turner House 401 N. Rosemont Avenue
