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New Residential Development in East End

Started by carltonplace, March 11, 2008, 09:34:48 PM

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carltonplace

Caught this at the BOA meeting today

Freese Architecture has designed an infill project for 3rd and Kenosha just east of down town. They were asking for a variance to build single family attached dwellings in the CBD. Developer is Micha, who has already rehabbed a bunch of buildings on 3rd street.

I really like how it faces the street. Apparently the team would like to eventually build some artist lofts on 3rd as well with around 20 units.

BOA Project Spec

best I could manage on the image


dsjeffries

I'm pretty sure these were discussed on here before, just minus the rendering.  I'm glad they're going in!

sgrizzle

Wouldn't this be just past the outfield?

PonderInc

Awesome!  Is this just east of the Tiny bar (formerly 818)?

dsjeffries

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Originally posted by PonderInc

Awesome!  Is this just east of the Tiny bar (formerly 818)?



Yes [^].

Oh hey, does anyone know anything about the place called Girouard?  It's across the street from these buildings.  I looked inside one night and there are some small tables and not much else...  ???

sgrizzle


TheArtist

Very nice, even just a few more buildings like that in the area and you would start to create more interest in the area. If I were the Mayor, I would be talking with the Bomasada group and trying to get them on board with the Baseball Stadium Plan. Downtown isnt quite an investment type area for the Bomasada group, but would be with a baseball stadium nearby and perhaps another small development or two on board as well. Being able to go to the voters saying, "Look if we build this stadium we will also be getting these great apartments, and (hopefully) some other developments as well" Could help persuade more people to vote for it and even more developers to come on board.
"When you only have two pennies left in the world, buy a loaf of bread with one, and a lily with the other."-Chinese proverb. "Arts a staple. Like bread or wine or a warm coat in winter. Those who think it is a luxury have only a fragment of a mind. Mans spirit grows hungry for art in the same way h

inteller

funny how modern is the new "hip" style.  I see these going up all over Houston and Denver when I visit.  I like the Denver version a little better as they incorporate more brick.