This former paper manufacturing facility from the mid 1800’s offers abundant space for a cultivation facility in its sprawling 144,500 gross square foot area. 

Multiple wings of the existing structure have the ceiling height, column spacing, and open area that are indicative of mill buildings of this age.  The renovation from vacant structure to cultivation facility will take place over multiple construction phases with phase one containing 39,750 square feet of dedicated cultivation space. 

The classic New England mill, set against the backdrop of the Connecticut River, offers the perfect canvas for innovation. High ceilings and a well-planned column grid optimize the space for cultivation, while a double-loaded corridor approach minimizes wasted area. 

By overcoming the unique challenges posed by the building's scale and varied levels, the project is breathing new life into this riverside icon.