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Feb 14, 2017 · The Tulls also own Muottas, a historic house not far from their new house. In 2015-16, the Tulls paid a total of $7 million for the 111-year-old stone house and 115 acres in Edgeworth, Leetsdale and Leet. In December 2015, Mr. Tull created an uproar when he applied for a permit to demolish the historic house and build a new house on that site.
Feb 14, 2017 · Thomas Tull and his wife, Alba, purchased a 14,474-square-foot house from tech giant Glen Meakem and his wife Diane for $15 million.
Thomas Tull buys Glen Meakem's Edgeworth house for $15 million Thomas Tull, a part owner of the Pittsburgh Steelers who is building a state-of-the-art organic farm and dairy in Washington County, has added to his real estate ...
You'd have to build a pretty damn thick cavity wall if you wanted to use rough stone , or 6" furring that would be adequate to support the second floor all on it's own. I've designed a house with incredibly thick rammed earth "veneer" and interior structure, so things like that are possible, but the client is wasting a ton of money for the look.
In NYC many nicer older buildings have been completely gutted and equivently a new building was built on the inside with the outside staying the same. Chase did this to their headquarters 20 years ago. Though now the building is still functionally obsolete still and they torn it down and building a new building.
Transforming an "old" building into a "historic" building is a chancy process. There was a preservation movement before the restoration of the White House and before the passage of the 1966 act, but it was scattered and lacked the strength of unity and of a national platform for advocacy.
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Apr 13, 2016 · So in time the projects began to house only the poorest minority communities. Image source, Getty Images The US government had aimed to build one million homes in public housing projects by 1955 ...
