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For a ruined Civil War-era warehouse in Brooklyn, there may have been no better organization than an avant-garde theater group to think creatively about its future.
Situated in the shadow of the Brooklyn
Bridge in the popular Dumbo neighborhood, the 1860 tobacco warehouse
was crumbling and forgotten when St. Ann’s, a 36-year-old theater
company that began life in another Brooklyn
church, sought to renovate it for its first permanent home. Attaining
energy efficiency in historic buildings is not just possible—it can be
the most sustainable and aesthetic choice.
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