When the fire brigade disbanded, the building was converted for a new role as part of the company's museum.
In 1947, 9 East 72nd Street was converted for a religious organization, but with few changes, especially to the principal rooms.
Today, its functional, red-brick, Bauhaus-inspired buildings have been converted for a variety of uses, including concerts and jewelry workshops.
Funding: After visiting another SCALE-UP site and receiving funds from the dean for their initial room, an old classroom was converted for a pilot of the innovation.
The absorbance was converted for a final concentration of benzene using a previously constructed calibration curve.
The first Tu-142MK was converted for an airborne laboratory role, setting several altitude-in-horizontal and time-to-altitude records in its class.
The ship was ordered 1 November 1932, from Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson at Wallsend under the 1931 Naval Programme, for use as a destroyer that could quickly be converted for use as a minelayer when required.
During child-rearing years, the space can be converted for family use as an extra bedroom or a media room.
Among these are the tiny Heath-Henderson B-4, a 30-horsepower motorcycle engine that was converted for use in a small plane, the Parasol, which was sold in the 1920s and 30s.
Next, we visited a covered Astroturf soccer field that has been converted for use as a facility for monitoring workers' internal radiation exposure.
One was sold to the University of Alaska for use as an Arctic research facility, while another was converted for use as a truck stop and motel.
