A bracket in the basement sparked the transformation of the vacant former Saint Andrew’s Convent House into offices for Massimino Building Corporation.  MBC wanted to give the convent house a new identity as their headquarters.  Original ornament found in the building and other evidence that the building had once been a Victorian clapboard structure provided a persuasive argument for the local Historical Architectural Review Board to allow this transformation.  An accessible entrance on the side of the building and a rear addition were created to accommodate the growing company.  The interior was completely reconfigured to create gracious light filled spaces and comply with current building codes.