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Department of Planning 1984. Left to right: Roger Hopkins, Director of Community Development, and Randy Tetzlaff, Assistant Planner.
Former Clensmore Business Park & industrial area currently being cleared (Dec 2011) to make way for residential development.
This area has been in a disused state for sometime & development will brighten it up.
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Location: Club Street, Singapore
Victim: 3 storey pre-war shophouse awaiting redevelopment into a fancy eatery/office/pub
..always moving forward, never looking back.
On Monday, Nov. 25, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Executive Director Rick Cotton and Jessica Forse, program executive of JFK redevelopment program, provided an update and a media tour of its ongoing $19 billion redevelopment of John F. Kennedy International Airport.
This is a recent photo of construction inside the New Terminal One.
Credit: PANYNJ
On Monday, Nov. 25, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Executive Director Rick Cotton and Jessica Forse, program executive of JFK redevelopment program, provided an update and a media tour of its ongoing $19 billion redevelopment of John F. Kennedy International Airport.
This photo shows new Delta Air Lines gates at the expanded Terminal 4.
Credit: PANYNJ
Steam rising from Econgen powerplant in the distance. Decorations in windows of old GP boardmill soon to be converted to other uses.
E17 redevelopment - As can be seen here, our bright and airy rooms boast the highest quality finish. Chrome fittings, thick uPVC windows and beautiful wooden flooring is shown in all its glory here.
On Monday, Nov. 25, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Executive Director Rick Cotton and Jessica Forse, program executive of JFK redevelopment program, provided an update and a media tour of its ongoing $19 billion redevelopment of John F. Kennedy International Airport.
This photo shows progress on the Port Authority's work to build a new roadway network serving JFK.
Credit: PANYNJ
In September 2024, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and JFK Millennium Partners, (JMP) the company that manages John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Terminal 7 and is currently building the airport’s new state-of-the art $4.2 billion Terminal 6, announced that renowned Brooklyn artist Ron Bass’ first-ever art airport installation will elevate the travel experience for Terminal 7 passengers by contributing to a uniquely New York sense of place.
Ron Bass is celebrated for his eclectic and dynamic style that seamlessly blends elements of pop culture, street art and fashion. A native New Yorker, Bass is deeply influenced by the city’s rich artistic heritage and diverse cultural landscape. Over the years, Bass has made significant contributions to the art scene in New York City.
The four wall murals represent the first major art exhibition at the terminal, which is home to 13 domestic and international airlines operating some 2,000 flights per day. The four installations are located in the departures and arrivals areas, marking a significant cultural addition to Terminal 7. Bass’ art exhibit at Terminal 7 will be on view for a limited period until 2026.
Passengers are invited to interact with the murals and to take a moment to connect with the artistic pulse of New York City before embarking on their journeys at these locations in Terminal 7:
-“Dear NY” – arrivals
-“Unified” – by gates 7/8
-“I (really) LOVE NY” – by the Currency Exchange near gates 5/6
-“Destination: New Heights” – gate 9
Credit: JFK Millennium Partners (JMP)
March 14, 2021:
21-602275
Toronto,
Mixed-use Development,
Grand Hotel Redevelopment,
225 Jarvis St,
Amexon Development Corporation,
49s,
Core Architects,
In September 2024, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and JFK Millennium Partners, (JMP) the company that manages John F. Kennedy International Airport’s Terminal 7 and is currently building the airport’s new state-of-the art $4.2 billion Terminal 6, announced that renowned Brooklyn artist Ron Bass’ first-ever art airport installation will elevate the travel experience for Terminal 7 passengers by contributing to a uniquely New York sense of place.
The four wall murals represent the first major art exhibition at the terminal, which is home to 13 domestic and international airlines operating some 2,000 flights per day. The four installations are located in the departures and arrivals areas, marking a significant cultural addition to Terminal 7. Bass’ art exhibit at Terminal 7 will be on view for a limited period until 2026.
Passengers are invited to interact with the murals and to take a moment to connect with the artistic pulse of New York City before embarking on their journeys at these locations in Terminal 7:
-“Dear NY” – arrivals
-“Unified” – by gates 7/8
-“I (really) LOVE NY” – by the Currency Exchange near gates 5/6
-“Destination: New Heights” – gate 9
Credit: JFK Millennium Partners (JMP)
John Wiersma, Foundation Board Chair, Joan Wideman, RVHS Boad member, and Rik Ganderton, RVHS President and CEO.
On Monday, Nov. 25, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Executive Director Rick Cotton and Jessica Forse, program executive of JFK redevelopment program, provided an update and a media tour of its ongoing $19 billion redevelopment of John F. Kennedy International Airport.
This rendering shows an overhead view of the new Terminal 6.
Credit: JFK Millennium Partners