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Thank you to our sponsors:
Jerry Young & Shawn Wright
SILOS AT ELK STREET
SILOS AT ELK STREET
Where is the Site?
SILOS AT ELK STREET
SILOS AT ELK STREET
SILOS AT ELK STREET
Erie Canal
Prohibition
Ends
Prohibition
Starts
Buffalo Thrives as
Shipping Town
St. Lawrence
Seaway Opens
Buffalo High and Dry
1959
1825
1920
BOOM
1820
Site at
50 Elk
Street
1890
F.A. Dole
Malting
1899 Sanborn Map
1933
BUST
1900
Railroad
Abandoned
1960
BOOM
1925
1950
1910
Kreiner Lehr
purchases silos
1926 Sanborn Map
1975
1960
Four (4) Malt
Houses Left
In Buffalo
REBIRTH
BUST
1975-1986
Kreiner
Malting Co
(reorganized)
1950 Sanborn Map
SILOS AT ELK STREET
1981 Sanborn map
2000
2020
1986
William
McDaniel
(purchases
building )
2016
Purchased at
auction
Drying/Cleaning
(Intake & Storage)
Receiving Leg
Conveyor
Shipping Leg
Conveyor
Turn Sprouts
Milling Separator
Grain Elevator
Scale
Railroad
Receiving
Intake Grate
Truck
Shipping
Conveyor
from Malt
House
SILOS AT ELK STREET
Receiving
Drying/
Cleaning
Storage
Steeping
Germination
Kilning
Dressing
Storage &
Blending
Shipping
Storage
(Intake & Storage)
SILOS AT ELK STREET
Receiving
Drying/
Cleaning
Storage
Steeping
Germination
Kilning
Dressing
Storage &
Blending
Shipping
Steeping
(Malting Process)
SILOS AT ELK STREET
Receiving
Drying/
Cleaning
Storage
Steeping
Germination
Kilning
Dressing
Storage &
Blending
Shipping
Germination
(Malting Process)
SILOS AT ELK STREET
Receiving
Drying/
Cleaning
Storage
Steeping
Germination
Kilning
Dressing
Storage &
Blending
Shipping
Kilning
(Malting Process)
SILOS AT ELK STREET
Receiving
Drying/
Cleaning
Storage
Steeping
Germination
Kilning
Dressing
Storage &
Blending
Shipping
SILOS AT ELK STREET
SILOS AT ELK STREET
SECOND FLOOR
SILOS AT ELK STREET
THIRD FLOOR
SILOS AT ELK STREET
SILOS AT ELK STREET
SILOS AT ELK STREET
Gerald Erion
PPOC, Library of Congress, cph.3c37838
Jane Jacobs
PPOC, Library of Congress, cph.3a37268
Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company
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Google Earth
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Google Earth
PPOC, Library of Congress, det.4a18807
PPOC, Library of Congress, det.4a23449
Wikimedia Commons
Caitlin Moriarty
http://abcnews.go.com/US/meet-100-year-woman-works-11-hours-day/story?id=34599491
Buying Power Map, Buffalo Courier Express, 1943.
Buffalo Neighborhoods, City of Buffalo, 1968.
West
Side
West Side Cleanup, Buffalo Evening News, June
1, 1976.
Mental Mapping
Dolores Hayden, The Power of
Place, 1995.
1951 Sanborn
Maps
1950 Sanborn Map
West Side Businessmen’s
Association – Beyond the West
Side
West Side Cleanup, Buffalo Evening News, June
1, 1976.
Casey Milbrand
Boots of Leather Slippers of Gold
Gino Gatti, John Otto, Pete Scarcello
INTERMISSION
2017 Design Competition Winners
BY THE NUMBERS
• 24 Submissions
• 7 States
• 4 Countries
• 6 Students
• 6 LFLs to be constructed
VOLUMES
Jeannette
Wehbeh
Third-year
Architectural
Student
Ryerson
University
Toronto, ON
ZIG ZAG
LIBRARY
Michael LaValley
Registered
Architect
Young + Wright
Architectural
Buffalo, NY
LIBRARY
RING
Andrew Ferrarelli
Registered
Architect
Stanev Potts
Architects
Philadelphia, PA
RU+ME
Peter Salim +
Yoona Ahn
Philadelphia, PA
LEARNING
TREE
Kara Stock and
Robert Rumple, RA
Buffalo & Erie
County Public
Library
READING ROOM,
MEDIUM
Caroline O’Donnell, RA
CODA
Ithaca, NY
WHAT’S NEXT?
Design Development thru
December
Fabrication thru April 2018
Installation no later than
May 2018
Thank you to our sponsors:
Interested in sponsoring or speaking at our next event? Contact us at
info@buffaloarchitecture.org
Maria Furgiuele
WHO WE ARE
•Founded 2003
•Led by Design Professionals
• 100+ Volunteers
$3,000,000+ in pro bono services and grants
have benefited area communities and the city
as a direct result of our projects and activities.
COMMUNITY DESIGN CENTER ROCHESTER
Hungerford Complex | 1115 East Main Street, Rochester NY 14609 | www.CDCRochester.org | 585.271.0520
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Community Design Center Rochester is to be a resource, assisting
municipalities and citizens of the Greater Rochester Region in defining, understanding,
promoting and implementing concepts of design excellence and sustainability for the built
environment and public realm.
New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
OUR IMPACT
PROGRAM AREAS
EDUCATION
ADVOCACY
PREDEVELOPMENT FUNDS
CHARRETTES
DESIGN RESOURCE
1931
We still haven’t recovered...
1961
TODAY
The Village Gate
THEN
NOW
Flat Iron Building
Adaptive reuse in Rochester, NY
Station 55
Adaptive reuse in Rochester, NY
Cunningham Carriage Factory
Adaptive reuse in Rochester, NY
After
RESHAPING ROCHESTER SERIES
Annual Series featuring national thinkers, practitioners and leaders
RESHAPING ROCHESTER AWARDS
An event honoring exemplary regional initiatives and projects
DEVELOPMENT/DESIGN FUND
Pass-through grants fund predevelopment work
Dazzle School
COMMUNITY DESIGN CHARRETTES
Help communities create vision for their neighborhoods
DESIGN RESOURCE
Homer, NY building rehabbed from a CDCR drawing
After
Before
Proposed
FUNDING SNAPSHOT
CDCR Income by Source
Events
15%
Grants
35%
Fee for Service
36%
Fundraising
14%
“Cities have the capability of providing something for
everybody, only because, and only when, they are created
by everybody.”
― Jane Jacobs, The Death and Life of Great American Cities
THANK YOU
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Doug Swift
Curt Maranto
Children Change Everything
From Disney to the Roycroft
One kid at a time…
Leslie Zemsky