Pittsburgh Produce Terminal Receives Full Façade Restoration
The historic Pittsburgh Produce Terminal features a new façade with a uniform aesthetic and Solarban 70 low-e glass to maximize energy efficiency. Once an early 20th-century rail-served terminal for the intake, auctioning and distribution of fresh fruits and vegetables, the historic five-block Pittsburgh Produce Terminal has become a popular mixed-use venue in Pittsburgh’s renowned Strip District neighborhood thanks to an extensive renovation from architects Antunovich Associates. Except for a small renovation in the early 1908s, the building had not been well-kept and largely sat vacant for the last decade. When Antunovich first assessed the building, the firm discovered that most of the window openings were sized inconsistently and badly out of square, and the Produce Terminal also required the rehabilitation of two sets of clerestory windows running along the length of the
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