The historic Elliott Building, constructed in the 1920’s as an auto sales and service facility, was renovated and adapted to include three new uses on its three floors- restaurants, office, and lofts- with a new fourth floor added to rest lightly on the masonry base.  The completed building has re-energized the district, and is now home to Governor Jerry Brown.    
       
     
Adaptive Re-use / The Elliot Building
This landmark 1925 auto dealership was renovated and adapted to accommodate  three restaurants, loft housing, and the offices of Vrilakas Groen Architects.  The building underwent a complete systems upgrade, and has become one of Sacramento’s most vibrant corners.  
       
     
Adaptive Re-use / The Arnold Brothers Building
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Adaptive Re-use / The Firestone Building
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Adaptive Re-use / Perfection Bakery
       
     
Adaptive Re-use / 1500 Q Street
       
     
Adaptive Re-use / 15th & R
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Adaptive Re-use / The Weatherstone