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North Carolina school becomes 53 senior apartments; former student moves back

North Carolina school becomes 53 senior apartments; former student moves back

Cassandra Henderson has returned to her old school, now transformed into Dillard School Senior Apartments. After sitting empty for twenty years, this historic building has emerged as a vital haven for seniors, featuring thoughtful designs and amenities tailored to their needs. Originally a cornerstone for Black education, this repurposing highlights how adaptive reuse can effectively tackle housing shortages.

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