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St Vincent de Paul Deconstruction Depot
The Deconstruction Depot is located at the St. Vincent de Paul Community Store at 945 S. Edwin C. Moses Boulevard in Dayton next to The Job Center and houses over 5,000 square feet of reclaimed building materials including doors, window frames, oak lumber, fireplace mantels, fixtures and more. The St. Vincent de Paul Deconstruction Depot features a diverse inventory of used building materials for architects, contractors and homeowners alike at bargain prices. Proceeds from the sales of the materials will fund the deconstruction of additional homes in the community.
The planning of the project was funded by J.P. Morgan & Chase. The deconstruction project is being funded by the City of Dayton through the use of Neighborhood Stabilization Program funds. Other partners include East End Community Services, Architectural Reuse Company ARC and PowerNet.
In the United States, building construction consumes 60 percent of our raw materials and accounts for 40 percent of the solid waste stream. By deconstructing buildings rather than demolishing them Dayton Works Plus and the Deconstruction Depot are allowing materials to be reused in other building and renovation projects, diverting waste, creating jobs and protecting natural resources. Click on the picture below to see the video of deconstruction on WHIO TV's website.
East End Community Services 624 Xenia Avenue Dayton, OH 45410
Phone 937-259-1898 FAX: 937-259-1897 Email: ajomantas@east-end.org