The company is also working on the Regenerator Project on 62nd and Racine. The project is a transformation of the former Woods Elementary School into affordable housing, a community center and a health clinic led by the GO Green on Racine team. Williams said he believes that these types of developments help with the health and growth of the neighborhood as long as the community organizations are put at the forefront.“More than anything, developments like this are going to have to make sure that it leads with intention, that they’re very intentional about the people that they have a part of what’s happening here,” Williams said. “That housing is gonna be key. [I hope] that the housing goes to people who actually really need it, like homeless folks, for low-income folks. We just want to make sure that people are placed here who really need this type of help.”