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A view of The Infinity condo building in San Francisco from Main. A mid-rise tower for the building can be seen in the foreground. It appears that they have 29 stories so far.
Taken by Andrew Maury - mauryproperties.com.
December 1, 2006.
A bold design which ought to be inspirational to children and families. Architecturally a few awkward features.
(These photographs are not contemporaneous - they have been complied for reference only in 2022)
You can walk all the way to Dartford along the riverside (with a few diversions here and there). This is on the original Royal Arsenal grounds.
12/17/2006
Drive North to top of Reseda Blvd.
Turn right to end of road.
Horrible - the destruction of more of our beautiful nature for what?....Ugly piecemeal, same of a kind gated communities which lock us out and yet our taxes pay for their needs - fire police...more more this is happening. Be aware..
It was a cloudy morning as I drove into Brookmont near the Fowler soccer fields. Some earth moving equipment stayed restless underneath the morning sun.
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3 May 2023: Former site of Chalet Bungalow. New properties almost complete and 'Nova Haus' selling signs being displayed. Block paving being laid.
Brickell has officially evolved. No longer just a 9-to-5 financial district, it has become the most vibrant, walkable, and prestigious neighborhood in Miami. Often called the "Manhattan of the South," Brickell offers a lifestyle defined by glittering glass towers, world-class dining at Brickell City Centre, and sunset views over Biscayne Bay.
11 August 1996
Returning from Waterperry Gardens (Wheatley, Oxfordshire) we dropped off at the new development at Hilda Wharf, Aylesbury. To the right of my Uncle and Aunt, is a stream inhabited by various ducks and swans ... we had some surplus bread with us which was welcomed by the birds. Now, of course, we are told we shouldn't feed old bread to the ducks and swans!
With all the old pontoons removed and the rotten wooden posts lifted, work is now in progress installing the new metal posts. The smart new pontoons running round the edge of the northern part of the basin will accommodate visiting vessels.
These should constantly change so enhancing the changing scene in our waters.
The general opinion seems to be that the Waterfront looks more pleasant with this open water. There is, however, more of this project to be completed.