We just showed you what we've been calling the “Frankenstein room,” a lower area of the building where older electrical infrastructure used to sit.
Down in the recess below, there were transformers located inside the building—equipment that, while functional, wasn't ideal from a modern safety or maintenance standpoint.
That's now changed.
Those transformers have been relocated out of the building and into a newly installed, modern green vault outside. This upgrade required the installation of a dedicated vault structure, which we had to invest in as part of the project.
Why the Upgrade Matters
This wasn't a small or inexpensive job, but it was an important one.
By moving the transformers outside the building, we've improved both the safety and long-term reliability of the property. It reduces internal risk, modernizes the infrastructure, and brings the system in line with current standards.
Investing in Long-Term Stability
While projects like this aren't always visible once they're completed, they make a significant difference behind the scenes. Upgrading critical systems like electrical transformers helps ensure the building remains safe, efficient, and sustainable for years to come.
This is the kind of infrastructure work that doesn't always get attention—but absolutely supports the long-term value of the property.
