Article source: Cushing Terrell
Once dotted with dilapidated metal sheds, silos, and a cotton gin dating to 1914, historic Buda Mill & Grain Co. in the Texas Hill Country is finding new life as a multifaceted, community-focused destination. Firmly entrenched in Buda’s history for over 100 years, the redeveloped site now offers more than 27,000 square feet of retail, restaurants, and community-oriented spaces that bring locals and visitors together within a vibrant setting. The complex is composed of five structures a mix of old and new including a renovated 105-year-old cotton gin building, a large, renovated steel equipment shed, a historic elevated grain augur, four vintage silos, and three new buildings. The challenge was how to preserve the bones of what was there while making the existing structures and new facilities a cohesive complex.
- Architects: Cushing Terrell
- Project: Buda Mill & Grain Co.
- Location: Buda, Texas
- Project Manager: Sheri Blattel
- Architecture Project Lead and Designer: Alex Bingham
- Civil engineer: Southwest Engineers, Inc.
- Structural engineer: Hollingsworth Pack