Marist College, a crumbling two-story adobe building, is being converted into apartments for low-income seniors. The former site of the Roman Catholic Diocese offices on West Broadway and South Church Avenue have also been cleared to make way for a new apartment building for low-income seniors.
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Renovations continue at Marist College, a 100-year-old former Catholic school behind St. Augustine Cathedral on South Stone Avenue.
Developers are working with a clean slate at West Broadway and Church Avenue, where offices of the Roman Catholic Diocese have been removed.
Marist College, a crumbling two-story adobe building that is being converted into apartments for low-income seniors, is being renovated in Tucson on July 13, 2017.
The Marist College Square project, located at the former site of the Roman Catholic Diocese offices on West Broadway and South Church Avenue, is where a new building is being constructed and made into apartments for low-income seniors in Tucson on July 13, 2017.
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Marist College, Arizona's tallest adobe building, is being turned into senior housing.