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Torquay's much-delayed Torwood Street Redevelopment, which has cast a blight on the appearance of the area, is finally underway. Workers are seen on Wednesday 5th September erecting hoardings around the buildings which are to make way for the £32 million development, which will comprise a 113-bed hotel, three new restaurants and other amenities.
Arden Eldridge, Manager of Emergency and ICU, Chad Hanna, Foundation President and CEO, Dr. Tom Stavro Sholdoff, Program Chief of Emergency, and Theresa Eyman, Patient Relations Coordinator.
June 03/22
22-624557
Brampton,
Commuter Rail System,
Commuter Bus System,
Metrolinx (Greater Golden Horseshoe Regional Transit System),
GO Transit Stations,
Bramalea GO Station,
Bramalea GO Station Redevelopment,
GO Transit Bus Terminal,
GO Transit Bramalea Bus Terminal,
Brampton Transit,
Brampton Transit Bus Terminal,
Brampton Transit Bramalea Bus Terminal,
6s,
SAI Strasman Architects Inc,
In the heart of downtown Norfolk, Virginia is the Taiwanese Peace Pagoda. It's next to the USS Wisconsin and has a great Koi Pond. Those are some of the new condos in the background.
Perth Arena in the background but redevelopment carrying on elsewhere. The older building with green trim on the left is the old Wellington Street bus terminal which eventually will be replaced.
Photo from the Los Angeles Public Lilbrary
Leonard Nadel, photographer
Caption reads:
"A building with shops below and residences above, to become a CRA redevelopment area called Ann St. Project. Photo date: June 26, 1952. Location is North Main and Elmyra Street."
February 12/23
Toronto
Toronto Roads
Bridges
Creeks/Rivers/Lake/Ponds
Lower Don Lands Flood Protection
Lower Don Lands Redevelopment
Lake Shore Boulevard East Redevelopment
New Mouth Of The Don River
New Bridge For The Mouth Of The Don River
Waterfront Toronto
City of Toronto
Government of Canada
Government of Ontario
Michael Van Valkenburgh Associates
Like the rivers of all old cities, the Raritan was in many ways the lifeblood of New Brunswick and surrounding towns. (The Raritan River Basin encompasses the smaller Stony Brook-Millstone Watershed region of central New Jersey's suburbs.) In the mid- to late Twentieth Century, the Raritan ceased to be the center of the city's economic activity. Too narrow for modern shipping, the Raritan became a convenient place for a city highway extension. Later, a failed city housing project overlooked the highway and the river just beyond the road's shoulder. Today, that housing project is gone; and expensive condominuims are being built, along with the pictured pedestrian bridge to a waterside park.
Apparently forgotten is the a flooding from Hurricane Floyd in 1999. Though the city considered the effects of the park expansion on the river's floodplain, no efforts have been made to expand the floodplain. Retaining walls continue to be a major part of the area's flood management system.
Being done by Thomson Reuters in Eagan, MN.
Now if they could do something with the acres of asphalt covering the rest of their property and creating an urban heat island that would really be awesome. Actually though West Publishing had wanted to build a parkade when they were getting approval from Eagan to move out to this location. Unfortunately Eagn denied that part of their plan, and so they have had to maintain vast swaths of parking lot and pay for shuttle service since.
February 14, 2021:
21-601417
Toronto,
Mixed-use,
Waterworks Building Redevelopment,
Toronto Heritage Building Built 1932,
505 Richmond St W,
CreateTO,
MOD Developments Inc,
Woodcliffe Properties,
13s,
Diamond Schmitt Architects,
KING Toronto,
Toronto Heritage Building Exterior,
489-539 King St W,
Westbank Corp,
Allied Properties REIT,
16s,
Bjarke Ingels Group,
Diamond Schmitt Architects,
Sweeny &Co Architects Inc,