The company that owns the so-called “Superman Building” in downtown Providence said Friday that it remains committed to redeveloping the property, even after the recent death of the company’s president. Following the death of company head David Sweetser in July at age 70, Crossen says High Rock still plans to make the iconic Superman structure into a residential building, with efforts accelerating in 2026. The most recent plan for reusing the “Superman Building,” which has been vacant since 2013, was presented in 2022. High Rock provided few new details on Friday, but Crossen said the company is “fully committed” to the project. “All of the pieces remain in place and nothing has changed with the financing plan,” Crossen said in the statement.