From Derelict to Dynamic
Our visionary clients at NuStyle Development saw opportunity in this abandoned OPPD power plant located on the Missouri River. The APMA team helped overcome the seemingly insurmountable challenges, turning three derelict industrial buildings – with only metal catwalks throughout – into modern, urban-luxury living that attracts residents to formerly abandoned part of town.
Location
Omaha, NE
Size
335,200 GSF
Scope of Work
Renovation
Date of Completion
2017
Website
The Breakers Omaha
The original power plant was constructed in 1889 and was listed to the National Register of Historic in July of 2015.
“People love the historical nature of the building. This is what grew Omaha – this power plant.”
Todd Heistand
NuStyle Development
Many living units include remnants and elements from the original building; exposed structure and brick, glass block windows and concrete ceilings to name a few.
Omaha
1516 Cuming Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68102
p 402.341.1544
f 402.341.4735
Red Oak
302 East Coolbaugh Street
Red Oak, Iowa 51566
p 712.623.6888
Seraphim Mullins
smullins@alleypoyner.com
Anne Hillen
ahillen@alleypoyner.com
Mimi True
mtrue@alleypoyner.com
March 27, 2023
Countryside Community Church has won the international Religious Architecture and Art Design Award. Co-sponsored by Faith & Form, the prestigious award recognizes the church in the Religious Architecture: New Facilities category.
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November 8, 2022
Congratulations to our friends at the Hoff Family Arts and Culture Center and Millwork Commons for being recognized at this year’s AIA Nebraska Awards Gala. Congrats to the rest of the winners too!
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October 28, 2022
We could not be more thrilled to be a part of this project with Omaha Public Schools. Here’s to making The Arts accessible to everyone!
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August 31, 2022
We’re growing our team! If you are a talented project architect/manager or interior designer who wants to put people first, advance design, and build community, please reach out to smullins@alleypoyner.com
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August 29, 2022
Progress continues in Millwork Commons, the coolest, newest old-neighborhood in Omaha.
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