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Esprit Park - new condos and lofts in the Dogpatch neighborhood of Central Waterfront / Potrero Hill. Brick building renovation - former Esprit HQ. Over 140 new housing units
About 100 residents attended an open house on Friday to learn more about population density, strains on existing infrastructure and traffic concerns.
for Photocat: i think this may be the part you were talking about which i'm not 100% sure is in the Dockside Green development. it's pretty, though, especially with that rock wall down at the bottom. www.docksidegreen.com/
Gonchary-Kojemyaki (literally Potters and Tanners) is a newest "recreation" of the old and once vibrant Podol handicraft district. Composed of mid- and low-rise buildings (partially still under construction and, as I noticed, of high vacancy rates) with often bombastic and ill-proportioned "historic" facades those blocks still provide some interesting corners and perspectives to capture.
A view looking south east across the newly constructed Nacton estate. Felixstowe Road and the railway can be seen in the top left hand corner with St Augustine's Church just visible. , Nacton Road cuts across the bottom right corner where the Murrayside Community Centre is located.
The layout of the estate is impressive and plain to see, Ransome Road slices across the lower third of the image.
Images from the collection of our late Chairman John Norman.
They have started putting the glass on the exterior of the One Rincon Hill building in San Francisco.This is a view from Brannan and Delancey St.
Taken by Andrew Maury - Maury Properties.
December 1, 2006.
A rock and roll shadow graces the front of the Exit/In on Elliston Place. This photo is provided under a creative commons share-alike license. Use freely but give attribution to Elliston 23 and link to www.elliston23.com
An example of transition. The reflection in the window is a new condo development. Nothing unique to the area. However, even some of the new developments have now been abandoned.
Ipswich Borough Council initiated housing on the remaining site at the old Ipswich Airport saw the completion of a stunning project further enhancing an already admired site.
The client was Handford Homes on behalf of the Borough Council, Barefoot & Gilles Architects Ltd were the design leaders and construction was by