Adaptive Reuse: Alternative to Vacant Schools. Kalamazoo: Bread and Roses.

Rapley, Frank E.

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Adaptive Reuse: Alternative to Vacant Schools. Kalamazoo: Bread and Roses.

Rapley, Frank E.

American School and University, v56 n7 p49-51 Mar 1984

A Michigan law allows school districts to make energy conservation improvements and pay for them with savings generated by lowered energy consumption. A 71-year-old school, now the Community Education Center of Kalamazoo, Michigan, also serves as the base for a centralized energy management system for the school district. (MLF)

Descriptors: Architectural Character, Building Conversion, Community Centers, Cost Effectiveness, Educational Facilities Improvement, Elementary Secondary Education, Energy Conservation, Financial Support, School Closing, State Legislation

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