Adaptive Reuse in Malden, MA at U-Haul of Malden-Route 60

Adaptive Reuse in Malden, MA at U-Haul of Malden-Route 60

Histoire du bâtiment

Before the beloved baked goods came to be known as "Hostess", they were created by the Continental Baking Company. Continental created the very first Hostess Cupcake in 1919. Ten years later, in 1930, a CBC employee named James Alexander Dewar invented the classic Twinkie.  The Continental Baking Company would be acquired by the Interstate Bakeries Corporation in 1995 and officially change their name to "Hostess Brands" in 2009. Hostess Brands also created an industry-first, developing the extended-shelf-life enzymes that drastically changed the baked-goods industry. Brand favorites such as CupCakes, Ding Dongs and Ho Hos soon became staple snacks across America. The Hostess Bakery Outlet on Eastern Avenue was built in 1950, and U-Haul acquired the building in 2013 for adaptive reuse. As an industry-first in the self-moving industry, U-Haul promotes infill development to bolster local economies.  U-Haul purchased this abandoned, historic Hostess building for adaptive reuse, now serving the storage and mobility needs of the community. 

Impact environnemental

Au service des clients depuis 2013, cet emplacement a été construit par réutilisation adaptative d'un bâtiment abandonné. La réutilisation adaptative favorise l'aménagement intercalaire dans le but de renforcer les communautés. Parmi les bienfaits obtenus, la réutilisation a permis d'éviter :

  • la fabrication et le transport de 46 tonnes de métal
  • le coulage de 2 899 tonnes de nouveau béton

Energy-efficiency and waste-reduction programs at this facility provide the following estimated benefits each year for the Malden community:

  • 1 356 558 livres d'émissions de gaz à effet de serre
  • Utilisation de l'acier

    Production de l'acier La fabrication et le transport de 46 tonnes (42 tonnes métriques) d'acier ont été évités à ce jour

  • Utilisation du béton

    Béton Coulage de 2 899 tonnes (2 631 tonnes) de nouveau béton évité à ce jour.

  • Émissions de CO2

    Emissions 1 356 558 lbs (615 331 kgs) of greenhouse gas emissions prevented

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