The transformation of this 1920s-era junior high school into affordable senior housing celebrates the building’s historic character while showcasing warm, residential interiors. Original woodwork, steel details, and the restored coffered auditorium ceiling are carefully preserved, blending nostalgia with comfort. The design balances the grandeur of the past with the needs of modern senior living, resulting in 58 inviting apartment units and shared community spaces. A highlight of the project is the revitalized 800-seat auditorium, now The Theater at North, which serves as both a cultural venue and a community gathering space. The outcome is a vibrant, adaptive reuse that honors local history while promoting comfort, connection, and renewed vitality in Scranton.