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Message: [QUOTE="OttoMets, post: 4424205, member: 716"] Yes, it is a contributing property to the historic district. So they're going to keep the entirety of the exterior intact. The "Arby's wing," as some of us call it, is a question mark (Adam's quote about some people not being a fan refers to me, I think). It likely wasn't constructed to code in 1986, but it's an interesting space (and a freebie for the developers of sorts, since it sits in the City right of way but will transfer with the remainder of the property). As far as the interior goes, there are a couple nice bannisters but not much else. The building benefits from some State code variances, since vertical ingress/egress are limited. Hanover's architects will have to get creative to rectify this. But there's no better team to tackle this job. If we're lucky, this will be the poster child for mixed-income residential development in the city. [/QUOTE]