Multi-Family Residential Development: Modern Mill by Merge Architects
The Modern Mill is a 6-unit multi-family residential development along a scenic river’s edge in Williamstown, MA, sited among a series of renovated historical mill buildings.
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The Modern Mill is a 6-unit multi-family residential development along a scenic river’s edge in Williamstown, MA, sited among a series of renovated historical mill buildings.
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