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In 1986, Bill Struever, president of the Baltimore development company Struever Bros. Eccles & Rouse, gazed at the American Can Companys aging yet still operational factory and imagined its possibilities. By 1998, 12 years after Struever first considered the factorys potential, the 300,000-square-foot complex sat abandoned and surrounded by an eight-foot barbed-wire fence. (ULI membership is required to read the full text of this article.)
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