04/18/2024
More than three years after its inception by Trinity, the former Imperial Knife Company building in Olneyville is seeing a new life through the opening of our 60 King project. The redevelopment of 60 King is the second housing project contemplated in the Build Olneyville Plan, a holistic, community-based vision for improving the Olneyville neighborhood and the nearby Manton Heights public housing development.
04/08/2024
Last month we celebrated Youth Art Month with a new exhibit opening, Celebrating Local Student Artists!, at our Boston East Community Art Gallery to showcase 31 original works from local middle and high school students.
12/14/2018
Washington Village is the oldest public housing site in Connecticut and experienced significant damage and flooding during Superstorm Sandy in 2012. Over the past few years, Trinity and the Norwalk Housing Authority have worked with the residents and local and state agencies to develop a plan to replace the housing on site with a design for the new buildings that pairs with sustainability and flood resiliency.
Posts by Category
We Suggest
Monthly Archive