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When should the PAC be completed? From the renderings I've seen it should be very impressive. Btw is the House of Blues(Affiliated) venue open yet? If so how's it doing,if you know?
The venue is doing great, just recently had an overpacked house for Dave chapelles 3 night stay
Also remember, this is my last year in Greensboro, i'll be moving to charlotte in 2016 around may, so i hope to be welcomed with open arms lol.
I'll still be keeping my Greensboro threads open and updated aswell.
I spent the day in the Triad for my birthday yesterday. That's a pretty tall building by the mall.
Went to Bicentennial park. Was going to check out Bog, the one I wanted to see but oh well. At at the Reay amazing Mexican place on the other side of the interstate (I40?) of the mall.
Adherido zoo was nice because it was dead. Practically not nearly a soul. Every habitat we were almost the only people.
It's not techinically development related, but I'm sure people interested in development would appreciate this map of CATS routes
That's crazy!!! I didn't know the bus network was that large. Hold on, what I meant to say is that i knew it was rather large but I didn't know it was that large outside of Charlotte. It covers the metro pretty good.
That's crazy!!! I didn't know the bus network was that large. Hold on, what I meant to say is that i knew it was rather large but I didn't know it was that large outside of Charlotte. It covers the metro pretty good.
That doesn't even show our part of the system in LakeNorman.
We have a Regional CATS hub in Huntersville where we have 5 routes that serve LKN. 97,98,99,77X, 48X. Loads of frequency. 97,98,99 are intra Lake Norman service, 48X & 77X wind all through Lake Norman to uptown
I guess it's time for a comprehensive list of projects for Winston-Salem. Some of them have already been posted, but I'll try to make this cover as much as possible. Hope I didn't miss too many of them.
1. 760 West Fourth Street - 15 floors, mixed use (residential/office/retail)
2. 3rd and Cherry hotel - CN Hotels, up to 10 floors, possibly Hampton Inn & Suites/Hyatt House/Hilton Garden
3. Bailey Power Plant and Bailey Park at East End in the IQ - 182,000/$83 million refurbished power plant to house office/entertainment/retail Biomed Realty Trust Developers. Bailey Park is a new central park for the area used for concerts and festivals.
4. One Research Tower - Biomed Realty/Wexford Equities. A possible new tallest in the Innovation Quarter with a yet unannounced tech corporate tenant.
5. WFU Medical School 60 series buildings - Wexford Science + Technology, $100.4 million/342,230 sq.ft./6 floors, adaptive reuse.
6. Cardinal Hotel and Residences - remodeling of the iconic Reynolds Building into 211 hotel rooms/36 suites/120 luxury apartments/meeting rooms/ballroom/restaurant and bar/several floors of luxury apartments. First Kimpton Hotel in NC.
8. Mast General Store and Village Lofts - completed/open
9. 50 West Fourth Street (Old Courthouse) - 57 apartments/$6 million
10. GMAC Tower - 21 floors to convert to apartments and/or hotel with more development surrounding it (retail, office)
11. New Forsyth County Courthouse - 12 floors/320,000/sq.ft./$130 million. Walter Robbs architect.
12. New Downtown Public Library - 110,000 sq.ft./5 floors/$30-40 million/308 seat auditorium
13. Innovation Quarter Rails to Trails Project
14. Creative Corridors bridge project through downtown on I40
15. Beltline construction around the perimeter of the city.
16. Center for Design and Innovation - UNC School of the Arts
17. McHughes Sisters Flats - New dormitory at Salem College, 92 apartments
18. Brookstown District at BB&T Park - $186 million/residential/office/retail/entertainment. 580 luxury flats/250 hotel rooms/grocery store and other retail. Brand Properties developer
That doesn't even show our part of the system in LakeNorman.
We have a Regional CATS hub in Huntersville where we have 5 routes that serve LKN. 97,98,99,77X, 48X. Loads of frequency. 97,98,99 are intra Lake Norman service, 48X & 77X wind all through Lake Norman to uptown
No wonder there's not that many sidewalks when you can take the bus where you need to go.
P.s. I'm joking on the sidewalk part lol. I love Charlotte
I guess it's time for a comprehensive list of projects for Winston-Salem. Some of them have already been posted, but I'll try to make this cover as much as possible. Hope I didn't miss too many of them.
1. 760 West Fourth Street - 15 floors, mixed use (residential/office/retail)
2. 3rd and Cherry hotel - CN Hotels, up to 10 floors, possibly Hampton Inn & Suites/Hyatt House/Hilton Garden
3. Bailey Power Plant and Bailey Park at East End in the IQ - 182,000/$83 million refurbished power plant to house office/entertainment/retail Biomed Realty Trust Developers. Bailey Park is a new central park for the area used for concerts and festivals.
4. One Research Tower - Biomed Realty/Wexford Equities. A possible new tallest in the Innovation Quarter with a yet unannounced tech corporate tenant.
5. WFU Medical School 60 series buildings - Wexford Science + Technology, $100.4 million/342,230 sq.ft./6 floors, adaptive reuse.
6. Cardinal Hotel and Residences - remodeling of the iconic Reynolds Building into 211 hotel rooms/36 suites/120 luxury apartments/meeting rooms/ballroom/restaurant and bar/several floors of luxury apartments. First Kimpton Hotel in NC.
8. Mast General Store and Village Lofts - completed/open
9. 50 West Fourth Street (Old Courthouse) - 57 apartments/$6 million
10. GMAC Tower - 21 floors to convert to apartments and/or hotel with more development surrounding it (retail, office)
11. New Forsyth County Courthouse - 12 floors/320,000/sq.ft./$130 million. Walter Robbs architect.
12. New Downtown Public Library - 110,000 sq.ft./5 floors/$30-40 million/308 seat auditorium
13. Innovation Quarter Rails to Trails Project
14. Creative Corridors bridge project through downtown on I40
15. Beltline construction around the perimeter of the city.
16. Center for Design and Innovation - UNC School of the Arts
17. McHughes Sisters Flats - New dormitory at Salem College, 92 apartments
18. Brookstown District at BB&T Park - $186 million/residential/office/retail/entertainment. 580 luxury flats/250 hotel rooms/grocery store and other retail. Brand Properties developer
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. Hold on, what I meant to say is that i knew it was rather large but I didn't know it was that large outside of Charlotte. It covers the metro pretty good.
