The
shortest building I’ll be running is Decker Towers in Burlington, Vermont. It
stands 124 feet tall and has 11 stories. The orange and white brick apartment
building was constructed by Pizzagalli in 1971. It is owned and managed by the
Burlington Housing Authority.
The building consists of 161 one bedroom or efficiency
apartments for disabled individuals and senior citizens. There is a dining area
and a library, and the top floor offers a sitting area. Outside, there is small
community garden. A tenant organization holds monthly dinners, holiday events,
and bingo for the residents. Burlington Housing Authority’s Neighborhood
Networks Technology Center is also located in the tower. It offers free
computer access to all residents of subsidized housing in Burlington.
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