The Old Fire Station is an excellent example of adaptive reuse and placemaking.
IT started as a fire station in 1895 and over the years it became a nightclub, costume storage space and art gallery.
The Old Fire Station with its distinctive red doorways along George Street in Oxford, United Kingdom, is now home to two organisations.
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