Case Study Surette

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In the town of Surette with the decision on whether an abandoned building should be developed into private office space or a community center, the best route would be to turn the abandon building into a community center for the tow of Surette. A community center is the route that I have chosen due to the fact that people within the community have requested for a public facility that will allow the community to hold special events such as social gathering as well as a place to hold athletic programs. Turning the abandoned building into a community center can still be very beneficial to the community’s economic revenue, along with also being able to generate a high quality life center for the community to use for multiple reasons. By transitioning

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