Developing Mixed-Use Manufacturing

DEVELOPING MIXED-USE MANUFACTURING

Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Thesis | Northeastern University Nicole Pandolfo | 2014

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Developing Mixed-Use Manufacturing

Published on Sep 9, 2014

Nicole Pandolfo

With a decrease in hazardous manufacturing processes and an increase in the interest of cities to maintain their manufacturing districts, the development of Mixed-Use Manufacturing buildings is vital to maintain these areas. The combination of manufacturing with higher and best use programs will allow owners to subsidize lower manufacturing rents, thus allowing more manufacturers to be able to afford to remain in cities. Additionally, diversifying the uses in urban manufacturing districts will allow them to more seamlessly integrate with and relate to the surrounding urban context. Finally, diversifying program types in urban manufacturing districts will provide more opportunities for the exchange of goods, relating the manufacturer more directly to the retailer and purchaser as well as activate urban manufacturing districts 24 hours a day, thus increasing their overall safety.