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Thursday, 08 February 2007

One-12 (formerly the Barnett Building)

 



New windows have been installed in One-12



20 West.  After two years of delay, there's progress finally being made.



This small white building at 11 Ocean Street, will soon become the home of downtown's newest nightspot, the Dragonfly Lounge and Saloon. 



The Shipyards site with The Peninsula rising in the background.



Cranes from both the Shipyards and Berkman 2 construction sites.



Berkman Plaza 2 is now going vertical.



New sidewalks are being installed in front of San Marco Place.



The finishing touches are being put on the Strand, while the Peninsula takes shape.


Riverplace Tower, The Strand, and The Peninsula.



San Marco Place



The Peninsula - 15 Floors up, 22 more to go.



Everbank Plaza dominates the historic fire house on Riverside Avenue.



The Chelsea Lofts, taking shape in Five Points.



Site clearing underway on Prado Walk across from St. Vincents.



Putting the finishing touches on 1661 Riverside
 
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>> 3 Comments
Broderick
February 8, 2007, 2:59 pm


What about The St. John...isn't a groundbreaking supposed to be happening:?
thelakelander
February 8, 2007, 5:11 pm
The St. John

Its still in sales and the construction update focused on projects already under visible construction.  
Jason
February 12, 2007, 2:46 pm


Assuming the St. John and Riverwatch tower break ground this summer we will be seeing lots of cranes on the horizon.
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