Rebuild plan for Bridgeport’s AT&T building will include affordable house and the city’s first rooftop restaurant
The rehabilitation of the AT&T building is set to begin in the spring of this year.
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27m agoOn Wednesday, the City of Bridgeport announced a plan for a major rehabilitation to the AT&T building downtown.
The building on John Street will be transformed into a facility that will include mixed-income housing and the city's first rooftop restaurant.
City officials said behind that unit will stand the newly constructed Fairfield Residences.
In total, the two developments are expected to have 137 units of market-rate and affordable housing.
The rehabilitation of the AT&T building is set to begin in the spring of this year.
