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Don’t demo this sad trio

Architecture Here and There

The location had been chosen, according to city records and a report by WPRI Channel 12 News, as the site for a six-story Smart Hotel, with 116 rooms and internal parking for an unstated number of vehicles. Two attempts to develop a hotel were blocked in 2020 and 2022. The firm was registered with the city on Sept.

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Developer holds Baltimore City hostage - can he be forced to develop?

Community Architect Daily

Can a developer be forced to develop a vacant lot? A lot that is only vacant because the developer decided to purchase and demolish a historic theater venue? A lot that has been sitting in the defunct status for 17 years, ever since the developer acquired it? It’s time to put up or shut up. Not these days, anyhow.

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How to design for adaptive reuse: Don’t reinvent the wheel

BD+C

Best Practices: Work with What You Have Any architect can look at a dilapidated site and suggest tearing it down and starting from scratch. Before you bring in the demo crew, have a team of structural engineers help you find opportunities to save time, money and headaches. Develop a strong branding strategy.

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Metro Reports: Traditions at Hazelwood, 2631 NW Upshur, 1375 N Killingsworth, and more

Next Portland

Traditions at Hazelwood, designed by Spokane-based Olson Projects for developer Inland Group, will include 211 units of affordable housing. A 13,895 SF parcel for a new 11,738 SF (18) unit development and a 66,369 SF parcel that contains the existing 40,464 SF apartment complex and parking lots. On Site Loading. 21-102767-Mt.

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Metro Reports: Con-way Block 290, Timberview, Multiple Pathways to Graduation, and more

Next Portland

Early Assistance was requested by Convergence Architecture for a project West of 7410 N Chicago Ave : New 3-story walk-up residential with 24 units and on-site parking, with detached structures for trash and long term bike parking. site at 4102 & 4132 SE Powell Blvd. w/22-116388-MT *demo separate*. acre (23,278 sq.

Permits 82
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Metro Reports: Tiller Terrace, The Josephine, Brooklyn Apartments, and more

Next Portland

Originally designed as market-rate housing for developer Wood Partners, new project owner Guardian Real Estate Services has repositioned Tiller Terrace to be 100% affordable housing. The standard requires two Standard A loading spaces for a development with more than 50,000 square feet of net building area in uses other than Household Living.

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University of Huddersfield presents ten interior design projects

Deezen

For each project, students select a site and develop their project brief. Through in-depth research and explorative processes, projects are designed, developed and then realised through technical and visual communication. Here at Huddersfield, we think interior design transforms ideas into experiences. "The