Eastside Lofts - Revision history

Phil at 02:34, 17 September 2009

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Phil at 18:38, 11 January 2009

2009-01-11T18:38:05Z

Phil: New page: The '''Eastside Lofts''' are located in the renovated and restored Eastside High School building at 1401 Scott Street in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. The building contains 65,000 sq...

2008-03-19T02:54:47Z

New page: The '''Eastside Lofts''' are located in the renovated and restored Eastside High School building at 1401 Scott Street in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. The building contains 65,000 sq...

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The '''Eastside Lofts''' are located in the renovated and restored [[Eastside High School]] building at 1401 Scott Street in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. The building contains 65,000 square feet of living space divided into forty-one loft apartments. The owner of Eastside Lofts is The ARC of Arkansas and Bell/Corley Investments. The developer was Vanadis Investment Group. The design firm was [[Fennell Purifoy Hammock]]. The contractor was [[Wade Abernathy, Inc.]] The renovation and restoration effort cost $3.6 million. The lofts were dedicated on January 23, 2002.

Eastside High School was originally known as [[Little Rock High School]]. The building was constructed in Colonial Revival style in 1904 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

==References==

==External links==

*[http://www.arcarts.org/eastside.htm The Arc - Eastside Loft Apartments]
*[http://www.vanadis3.com/eastsidelofts.aspx Vanadis 3 - Eastside Lofts]

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	The '''Eastside Lofts''' are located in the renovated and restored [[Eastside Junior High School]] building at 1401 Scott Street in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. The building contains 65,000 square feet of living space divided into forty-one loft apartments. The owner of Eastside Lofts is The ARC of Arkansas and Bell/Corley Investments. The developer was Vanadis Investment Group. The design firm was [[Fennell Purifoy Hammock]]. The contractor was [[Wade Abernathy, Inc.]] The renovation and restoration effort cost $3.6 million. The lofts were dedicated on January 23, 2002.		The '''Eastside Lofts''' are located in the renovated and restored [[Eastside Junior High School]] building at 1401 Scott Street in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. The building contains 65,000 square feet of living space divided into forty-one loft apartments. The owner of Eastside Lofts is The ARC of Arkansas and Bell/Corley Investments. The developer was Vanadis Investment Group. The design firm was [[Fennell Purifoy Hammock]]. The contractor was [[Wade Abernathy, Inc.]] The renovation and restoration effort cost $3.6 million. The lofts were dedicated on January 23, 2002.

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-The '''Eastside Lofts''' are located in the renovated and restored [[Eastside High School]] building at 1401 Scott Street in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. The building contains 65,000 square feet of living space divided into forty-one loft apartments. The owner of Eastside Lofts is The ARC of Arkansas and Bell/Corley Investments. The developer was Vanadis Investment Group. The design firm was [[Fennell Purifoy Hammock]]. The contractor was [[Wade Abernathy, Inc.]] The renovation and restoration effort cost $3.6 million. The lofts were dedicated on January 23, 2002.
+The '''Eastside Lofts''' are located in the renovated and restored [[Eastside Junior High School]] building at 1401 Scott Street in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas. The building contains 65,000 square feet of living space divided into forty-one loft apartments. The owner of Eastside Lofts is The ARC of Arkansas and Bell/Corley Investments. The developer was Vanadis Investment Group. The design firm was [[Fennell Purifoy Hammock]]. The contractor was [[Wade Abernathy, Inc.]] The renovation and restoration effort cost $3.6 million. The lofts were dedicated on January 23, 2002.
-Eastside High School was originally known as [[Little Rock High School]]. The building was constructed in Colonial Revival style in 1904 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
+Eastside Junior High School was originally built to house [[Little Rock High School]]. The building was constructed in Colonial Revival style in 1904 and is on the National Register of Historic Places.
 ==References==