Pro Bike + Run and Mixed-use Recreation

  • Pittsburgh, PA
  • 27,600 sf

Project Scope

Adaptive Reuse
The adaptive reuse of a historic warehouse transformed the space into a mixed-use facility with three venues. Exterior upgrades included masonry restoration, new roof, and the addition of a 30’ x 30’ mechanical penthouse integrated into the existing wood structure to support two new RTUs.
Retail & Event Space
The top floor was converted into an event space featuring exposed beams, while the ground level houses Pro Bike + Run, utilizing former loading docks as operable glass storefronts.
Kitchen & BOH
The basement is home to CADENCE+ At The Strip, showcasing restored sandstone walls, exposed ceilings, and an aesthetics-only historic tunnel. Work included construction of a fully equipped back-of-house kitchen.

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Red brick corner building featuring businesses labeled “Cadence” and “Pro Bike + Run” with a mural of a bridge on the side wall.
A long bar with rows of brown leather stools, exposed stone walls, and flat-screen televisions showing a fireplace.
Dining area in a rustic, industrial space with a metal staircase, stone walls, and high-top tables with bar stools.
A dining area featuring a stone archway with a metal gate and a sign that reads “Escape the Authorities.”
Dining room in a stone-walled cellar with wooden tables, brown chairs, and stacks of barrels.
Dining room with brown leather booths, wooden tables, and exposed industrial ceiling pipes in a building with brick walls.
Empty event space viewed through a glass wall, featuring rows of black chairs, exposed ceiling beams, and pendant lighting.
Large event space with exposed wooden beams, white walls, and multiple round tables set with black chairs.
A professional stainless steel kitchen with an oven, stovetop, and a rack of ribs on a prep table.
Interior of a spacious bicycle shop with rows of bikes for sale, mannequins, and an open floor plan.
Interior of an athletic apparel store featuring clothing racks, mannequins, and tables displaying workout gear on striped rugs.

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Owner Terminal Leasing, Inc.
Architect Pfaffmann + Associates
Size 27,600 SF
Location Pittsburgh, PA

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