Mixed use: Shared commerical kitchen/apartments (the former Mulvey’s Hardware)

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HIGH RISE: In this before photo, the first floor of the hardware store is shown, with fluorescent lighting overhead and blue carpeting. The balcony space in the rear is now one of the six apartments.
HIGH RISE: In this before photo, the first floor of the hardware store is shown, with fluorescent lighting overhead and blue carpeting. The balcony space in the rear is now one of the six apartments.

Owner:

NeighborWorks Blackstone River Valley

Architect:

Kevin Beaulieu, O’Hearne Associates Architects, Burrillville

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General Contractor:

Nation Wide Construction Corp., Woonsocket

Cost:

$3.3 million

Use:

The former Mulvey’s Hardware, vacant since 2003, was transformed to a mixed-use function hall in this yearlong project. The former store attic now includes six apartments. A kitchen incubator space and a 150-person multifunction room are at ground level. Adjacent to the Museum of Work and Culture, the project also includes a public market plaza over the former sand and gravel parking area.

PBN PHOTOS/MICHAEL SALERNO

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