Of all the articles I've read on the park there hasn't been any indication the design never changed so were probably good.
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1 Columbia Place (formerly Columbia Center) is undergoing a multimillion dollar renovation.
http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7378/1...6e81d01e3e.jpg http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3750/1...ba8643fa8e.jpg Here is a photo of the work. http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7399/1...453f4f598a.jpg |
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Did you guys know that a Hanson's organic market is going in the bottom of Ariel Suites? This now makes Little Italy possibly the most complete urban neighborhood in Southern California! It has it all from schools to home furnishing, maybe a bit lacking on retail but wow LI is going to be a very impressive place especially once the gorgeous park on the South side of the County building is complete.
-- For those who don't know Hanson's has a store in San Clemente I have been there and it is pretty cool, a bit pricey however. |
East Village is getting a gateway sign. http://eastvillagesandiego.com/category/vices/
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They haven't decided yet. They are just collecting donations right now.
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I'm sure it might get done before Horton plaza park and the convention center
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What ever happened to the Asian gateway sign in the Marina District, or the Asian Thematic District? I can't remember which area is which, or where one begins or the other ends... whatever. What happened to the sign?
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Anybody know of any good low cost apartments in downtown San Diego?
Friend is looking into them He didn't make much last year so he might qualify for low-income housing |
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I think it's a bit simplistic to say that Faulconer is pro development and Alvarez in anti development. Faulconer's core constituents are NIMBYs, people who tend to be older, wealthier, white males who live above the 8 and who don't want to see SD grow anymore. Sure Faulconer is friends with people like Manchester, but Faulconer can't overturn court decisions as mayor to get things like NBC going. Faulconer seems to me to represent old San Diego - the San Diego where downtown and the rest of the city are kept very separate. Alvarez seems to represent the future - younger, and with a vision that SD can be a dynamic city throughout all the neighborhoods inclusive of downtown with more cohesion. Anyway, I don't mean to go on a political rant here, but I'm surprised that people on a forum who often seem frustrated with SD's status quo would be for the status quo candidate. ;) |
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the embcarcadero is really starting to get going
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Thanks for posting this. I'm excited to see this sign preserved and hopefully restored to another part of the city. Additionally, great to see this block developed into a higher density building. A win-win.
I believe this is still the current rendering: http://sandiego.urbdezine.com/files/...CityLofts2.jpg http://sandiego.urbdezine.com/files/...CityLofts4.jpg |
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Needless to say, I woke up relieved this morning. Now we can move on. |
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I'd like to think though that the 200 rooms that are not going to be added to this hotel will appear in another development that will occur due to the convention center expansion. |
La Mesa Bloated Whale project
Some good analysis on the plaza station project: http://sandiego.urbdezine.com/2014/0...-a-case-study/
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