TRANSFORMING AN ICONIC LANDMARK INTO A CELEBRATED DESTINATION
In Historic Downtown New Braunfels, Texas lies the former Producer’s CoOp site which served the agricultural supply needs of the area from this location from 1944-2021. The Castell Avenue retail and sales office building was constructed in 1946 with additional warehouse space added over the years. With new ownership and a new vision this site will once again enhance the fabric of downtown New Braunfels with dining, shopping and entertainment.
TRANSFORMING AN ICONIC LANDMARK INTO A CELEBRATED DESTINATION
In Historic Downtown New Braunfels, Texas lies the former Producer’s CoOp site which served the agricultural supply needs of the area from this location from 1944-2021. The Castell Avenue retail and sales off ice building was constructed in 1946 with additional warehouse space added over the years. With new ownership and a new vision this site will once again enhance the fabric of downtown New Braunfels with dining, shopping and entertainment.
NEW VISION FOR OLD SITE
NEW VISION FOR OLD SITE
For decades, the Producers CoOp served the agricultural population and exemplified the importance of community support.
The CoOp Marketplace will take a nearly 2.5 acre industrial site and transform it to a public destination with park-like settings, providing dining, shopping, and entertainment opportunities.
For decades, the Producers CoOp served the agricultural population and exemplified the importance of community support.
The CoOp Marketplace will take a nearly 2.5 acre industrial site and transform it to a public destination with park-like settings, providing dining, shopping, and entertainment opportunities.
Located in historic downtown New Braunfels, the Co-Op Marketplace transforms an iconic landmark into a destination where neighbors from near and far can gather in park-like spaces while enjoying food, fun and a collection of independent merchants offering a unique, high quality selection of artisanal and regional foods and products.
THE ADAPTIVE REUSE PROJECT
THE ADAPTIVE REUSE PROJECT
The adaptive reuse project converts these industrial buildings into over 25,000 square feet of leasable interior space while creatively and thoughtfully paying respect to the original use and context of the site.
Once a local beacon with agricultural roots, The CoOp becomes a destination to neighbors near and far, for decades to come.
The adaptive reuse project converts these industrial buildings into over 25,000 square feet of leasable interior space while creatively and thoughtfully paying respect to the original use and context of the site.
Once a local beacon with agricultural roots, The CoOp becomes a destination to neighbors near and far, for decades to come.
