Downtown Dayton Partnership

revitalizing downtown

Plans are in motion to restore 10 buildings in Your Downtown

The work of ten local architectural firms on the redesign of downtown buildings was unveiled on March 25, 2009. These firms used their expertise and creativity to develop new uses for these buildings, with the goal of linking them to potential developers who could transform them back to more vibrant and productive spaces. Bob Shiffler, owner of the Kuhns, McCrory and Schwind Buildings, chaired this initiative.

Read About the Strategic Reuse Project
NEW! Download the latest news release about the unveiling of the renderings
NEW! Download the brochure that showcases all of the renderings (5 MB)
Download the building fact sheet
Download the news release announcing the project

Take a Look at the Renderings
The link to each building below will provide some background information on each building and firm, as well as images of the architects' concepts for these historic downtown structures.

Building	Architecture Firm
Merchants Row Third St. Streetscape	App Architecture
Walker Building 135 N. Main St.	The Architectural Group
Price Stores Building 52 S. Jefferson St.	Earl Reeder Associates, Inc.
Gagel Building 146 E. Third St.	Greg L. Lauterbach, Architect, LLC
Lindsey Building 25 S. Main St.	Jeff Wray Architects
David Building 115 E. Third St.	John Poe Architects, Inc.
Former KeyBank Building 32 N. Main St.	Levin Porter Associates, Inc.
Leigh Building Corner of Second and Ludlow Sts.	Lorenz Williams, Inc.
Bernie's Music Building 18-20 S. Jefferson St.	Matrix Architects
Transportation Center On Fifth St. between Patterson & Jefferson	Rogero Buckman Architects