Applicant: LG Development Group, LLC – 61 West Erie Series
Owner: same as applicant and Suzanne Anderson
Premises Affected: 57-61 West Erie Street
Subject: Application for a special use to establish a residential use below the second
floor for a proposed 12-story, 10-unit building with 12 indoor, at-grade
parking spaces; the adjacent, three-story, three-unit building will remain
unchanged other than being connected to this proposed development.
Do we know if they still plan to build that modular "jenga" design or has the architect changed?
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The man who trades freedom for security does not deserve nor will he ever receive either. B Franklin.
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The suburbs are second-rate. Cookie-cutter houses, treeless yards, mediocre schools, and more crime than you think. Do your family a favor and move closer to the city.
Yes - that is a big heavy electro-magnet on the end of the arm, it makes a nice thump when slapped down on the mud, sending waves radiating out for a dozen feet like a big bowl of pudding. You can see the pile of scrap in the foreground of the first shot.
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Only for partition walls. Demising walls, exterior walls and floorplates are all steel.
Word for the day
Demising walls can also be called as diminishing partition or party wall or simply a common wall. It is the boundary that separate tenant's space from that of the other and from the common corridor.
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The man who trades freedom for security does not deserve nor will he ever receive either. B Franklin.
yes it is, no clue why, it looks like they framed an interior before completing some exterior walls, I drove by here yesterday and got stopped at the light trying to figure out what in the heck they are doing with that wood!
Still disappointed there's no rendering for the Well St side. Only quote I was able to find in the article about Wells St retail:
Does anyone even know what Wells St itself will look like? even though a rendering could be done without regard to the physical street limitations.
What kind of street structure will be built on Wells?
Does anyone even know what Wells St itself will look like? even though a rendering could be done without regard to the physical street limitations.
What kind of street structure will be built on Wells?
And a diagram/map of the entire plan would help to show the connections to the surrounding area... pedestrian entrances, driveways, etc.
Think of it as a good placeholder....the city can come through later and add "real" river walk infrastructure that we are seeing at the split (that cost would be way prohibitive for a developer)
Is there something missing? I would not expect much to be added after the fact.
Quote:
River walk needs to be forced it seems.
Based on the article, good to see the semi-private walk nonsense will be ending.
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