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Casper Architecture Firm Awarded for Renovating Century Old Building and More

Stateline No. 7 architects in Casper were awarded for renovating the 1917 T Square Land Co. building (originally a Chicago Northwestern rail yard warehouse) on 444 S. Center street.

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Casper Architecture Firm Awarded for Renovating Century Old Building and More

Stateline No. 7 architects in Casper were awarded for renovating the 1917 T Square Land Co. building (originally a Chicago Northwestern rail yard warehouse) on 444 S. Center street.

United statesLyle murthaKolby fedoreT square land coUniversity of architectureArchitects wyoming designHonor awardsAdaptive reuseHistoric awardSquare landChicago northwesternMural unveiledGamma acostaGas stationCasper news

Casper Architecture Firm Awarded for Renovating Century Old Building and More

Stateline No. 7 architects in Casper were awarded for renovating the 1917 T Square Land Co. building (originally a Chicago Northwestern rail yard warehouse) on 444 S. Center street.

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Saving more of Wyoming s older buildings could boost local economies | Kiowa County Press

Saving more of Wyoming s older buildings could boost local economies | Kiowa County Press
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Remote Workers Heading to Wyoming Amid Pandemic

Remote Workers Heading to Wyoming Amid Pandemic By Ellen Gerst | February 9, 2021 Ty Lunsford left Casper in 1998 – seeking, as he says, “bright lights, big city.” He was raised here, and moved out of his parents’ house to go chase the action in Denver. In November, after his job at a Southern California tech startup went permanently remote, he packed up his home in Thousand Oaks and moved his family back to his hometown. This time, he intends to stay for good. “I never thought I’d see the day,” Lunsford laughed. “But here I am.” Lunsford is part of a trend that’s bringing Casperites back home to raise their families as the COVID-19 pandemic makes it possible for those with office jobs to work from anywhere. Casper, where the economy is heavily reliant on oil and other blue-collar industries, may benefit from this influx of diverse labor.

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