SAN DIEGO | Boom Rundown, Vol. 2 - Page 366

kpexpress · #**7301** Posted **Sep 2, 2012, 5:22 AM**

16th and G st

mello · #**7302** Posted **Sep 2, 2012, 5:37 AM**

^^^ Das whats up. No details just a fatty rendering huh K? I'm so down with verticality in the East Village. Where else are struggling youths going to live. They have to get out of their parents house sometime. I say pack them in to micro apartments in 30 floor plus towers! It would be like living in the dorms all over again.

Chapelo · #**7303** Posted **Sep 2, 2012, 5:56 AM**

La Jolla Commons Tower II is proceeding at breakneck speed. Looks like we'll be at street level soon, some of the rebar columns are already poking up.

http://www.earthcam.com/client/hines/

SDfan · #**7304** Posted **Sep 2, 2012, 6:19 AM**

16th and G looks decent. I would live there.

And screw La Jolla Commons, I have no patience for that down-sized box project.

eburress · #**7305** Posted **Sep 2, 2012, 5:28 PM**

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Originally Posted by SDfan

16th and G looks decent. I would live there.

And screw La Jolla Commons, I have no patience for that down-sized box project.

I'm kinda with you on this. This project was cheapened in every possible way. Cheap design, cheap materials. I shouldn't be surprised given where the project is located (Miramar adjacent) and the state of the local economy, but I blame them for raising our expectations with (seemingly) well-designed, soaring towers, Mandarin Oriental hotels, etc.

spoonman · #**7306** Posted **Sep 4, 2012, 12:03 AM**

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Originally Posted by kpexpress

16th and G st

Is this in lieu of the 38 story building that is/was slated to go at 16th & G?

kpexpress · #**7307** Posted **Sep 4, 2012, 12:56 AM**

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Originally Posted by spoonman

Is this in lieu of the 38 story building that is/was slated to go at 16th & G?

I guess. I wasn't sure of what was previously proposed for this site. This is an AVRP designed and owned project.

OneMetropolis · #**7308** Posted **Sep 4, 2012, 3:19 AM**

I personally love the new changes to the mts, less wait time in downtown, (which was always hell) easier to go to my classes at Mesa now thank goodness.

HurricaneHugo · #**7309** Posted **Sep 4, 2012, 8:43 AM**

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Originally Posted by kpexpress

I guess. I wasn't sure of what was previously proposed for this site. This is an AVRP designed and owned project.

Ugh what a downgrade.

Derek · #**7310** Posted **Sep 4, 2012, 4:07 PM**

Oh man, that's sad. I like that current design, but a tall sleek tower would've been so much better in that location.

mongoXZ · #**7311** Posted **Sep 4, 2012, 9:20 PM**

I don't mind the new design, bright rainbow colors and all. The original one looked to be more of a filler until they made a more detailed design anyways.

staplesla · #**7312** Posted **Sep 5, 2012, 10:19 PM**

Bosa, Irvine plans call for three projects on balance of 17-acre site

Two condo towers and a high-rise office building downtown worth $649 million received new endorsements Wednesday as Civic San Diego kept alive a 30-year-old development agreement for the Santa Fe Depot property.

Under the 10-year plan to be reviewed by the Planning Commission Thursday and the City Council next month, Bosa Development plans a 41-story, 232-unit tower, estimated at $149 million, at the southeast corner of Pacific Highway and Broadway and a 36-story, 285-unit tower, estimated at $200 million, at the southwest corner of Kettner Boulevard and Ash Street....

http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/sep/04/new-condo-office-tower-agreement-okd-santa-fe-depo/

Dale · #**7313** Posted **Sep 5, 2012, 11:03 PM**

Bosa to the rescue again.

mello · #**7314** Posted **Sep 6, 2012, 6:01 AM**

Buck Yeah! I heart Nat Bosa. Kind weird how the 36 floor tower has more units. Lets do dis.

TGBinSD · #**7315** Posted **Sep 6, 2012, 7:54 PM**

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Originally Posted by staplesla

Bosa, Irvine plans call for three projects on balance of 17-acre site

Two condo towers and a high-rise office building downtown worth $649 million received new endorsements Wednesday as Civic San Diego kept alive a 30-year-old development agreement for the Santa Fe Depot property.

Under the 10-year plan to be reviewed by the Planning Commission Thursday and the City Council next month, Bosa Development plans a 41-story, 232-unit tower, estimated at $149 million, at the southeast corner of Pacific Highway and Broadway and a 36-story, 285-unit tower, estimated at $200 million, at the southwest corner of Kettner Boulevard and Ash Street....

http://www.utsandiego.com/news/2012/sep/04/new-condo-office-tower-agreement-okd-santa-fe-depo/

hell yes! great looking towers

mongoXZ · #**7316** Posted **Sep 6, 2012, 8:30 PM**

So Ariel Suites (already under construction), 2 BOSA projects, Lane Field, and the Irvine company Tower should be rising up in the Columbia District soon!

spoonman · #**7317** Posted **Sep 12, 2012, 2:12 AM**

How bout those Chargers...bump

SDfan · #**7318** Posted **Sep 12, 2012, 6:11 AM**

What about them? They're going to move to LA in a few years. If we're lucky, maybe they'll call them the "Southern California Chargers" and save us some of the embarrassment of losing an NFL team (not that we have obligation or the means to build them a new stadium).

Aside from that, the Bosa projects are nice. Just aesthetically of course. They won't do much in terms of making Pacific Highway, or the Columbia District any more active (how many snowbirds and retirees are going to be buying second homes this time?...) but at least they're pretty.

I want 11th and Broadway, 9th and Broadway, and to 15th and Island to start moving! Those are going to be crucial to expanding our city's activity downtown.

spoonman · #**7319** Posted **Sep 13, 2012, 1:26 AM**

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Originally Posted by SDfan

What about them? They're going to move to LA in a few years. If we're lucky, maybe they'll call them the "Southern California Chargers" and save us some of the embarrassment of losing an NFL team (not that we have obligation or the means to build them a new stadium).

Aside from that, the Bosa projects are nice. Just aesthetically of course. They won't do much in terms of making Pacific Highway, or the Columbia District any more active (how many snowbirds and retirees are going to be buying second homes this time?...) but at least they're pretty.

I want 11th and Broadway, 9th and Broadway, and to 15th and Island to start moving! Those are going to be crucial to expanding our city's activity downtown.

The Chargers won't move to LA. This is just posturing to get a new stadium. Every city that has needed a new stadium has used the same LA crutch. The reason I know it will never happen is because LA has always hated the Chargers because they are former rivals. LA fans would rather root for UCLA and USC. Not going to happen.

I do agree with you though that there is plenty to be down about in this city.

Derek · #**7320** Posted **Sep 13, 2012, 1:31 AM**

I don't think they're going anywhere either. What happened to all the hype around a stadium in LA? Oh yeah, it died.