NEW ORLEANS | Project/Development Thread - Page 818

tennis1400 · #**16341** Posted **Aug 22, 2019, 1:00 PM**

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Originally Posted by FrankWaves

Very excited to see some movement on this. Looks like they are going after the single family approach after all. I'm curious to see if the design(s) for these will marry well with the proposal for the neighboring lot adjacent to the bridge. These guys did the Baker's Row development at the old Hubig's Pie site, so they have a good eye for contextual design while pushing the envelope.

the one difference from the original proposal is they seem to have aquired the rest of the block up to the proposed Crescent Hotel.. should make for a very nice block and hopefully an example of what the future riverfront here will look like

tennis1400 · #**16342** Posted **Aug 22, 2019, 1:37 PM**

still not a100 percent sure what the jung is doing across the street but it appears to be a sort of cmu wall wringing the block with access opening that im assuming will either be manually closed or some type of automated system... curious to see how this looks

tennis1400 · #**16343** Posted **Aug 22, 2019, 5:57 PM**

Canseco’s Plans New Grocery Store at Carrollton and Oak

http://canalstreetbeat.com/cansecos-...llton-and-oak/

Boryenka · #**16344** Posted **Aug 23, 2019, 3:11 PM**

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Canseco’s Plans New Grocery Store at Carrollton and Oak

http://canalstreetbeat.com/cansecos-...llton-and-oak/

I wish Canseco's would put some money into their existing store, especially the one on Elysian Fields. That one is in deplorable condition.

onlyinnola · #**16345** Posted **Aug 23, 2019, 5:52 PM**

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Originally Posted by Boryenka

I wish Canseco's would put some money into their existing store, especially the one on Elysian Fields. That one is in deplorable condition.

The Canseco's in Arabi is pretty impressive compared to the other stores.

Jccali1214 · #**16346** Posted **Aug 23, 2019, 5:54 PM**

Really is a beautiful development, especially considering previous plans. I think adding some outdoor seating near the actual boarding of the ferry and like a civic/historic gallery space of the Canal Street Ferry would really go a long way too (in addition to timed arrival screens and such).

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Originally Posted by tennis1400

New Ferry Terminal Plans:

tennis1400 · #**16347** Posted **Aug 23, 2019, 7:42 PM**

2 Canal St, Four Seasons Hotel·Driveway/ Curb Cut and Restoration

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riveway/ Curb Cut and RestorationApplicant:Justin CainStatus:Application SubmittedDate Filed:8/22/2019Closed:NoDescription:

Median cut on Convention Center Blvd. for traffic exiting the Four Seasons Hotel heading southbound toward Poydras St.

MSY CONRAC Bus Turn-Around
Durr Heavy Construction’s work on the $1.9M Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) project involved the creation of a bus turn-around located at the existing MSY Airport Rental Car facility in Kenner, LA. The 6,000 sq ft facility includes an overhead canopy shelter with two large bus drop off / pick up lanes and queuing areas for transferring passengers. The facility has over 15,000 sq yds of new concrete paving and 8,000 sq yds of asphalt paving mill and overlay. A large stone detention pond was installed for assisting with rainwater collection for distribution into the City of Kenner’s underground drainage system.

The MSY CONRAC Bus Turn-Around will provide service to the new $1 billion, 35-gate MSY North Terminal which is set to open in fall of 201

2730 Banks St·Design Review · Project #DR158-19 · Ref Code:5MW08Z
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Design Review
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Twiggy & Scout Properties LLC
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Completeness Review
Date Filed:
8/23/2019
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No
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Design review for stray cafe

Blitzen · #**16348** Posted **Aug 23, 2019, 10:16 PM**

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Originally Posted by tennis1400

I hope they aren’t planning to break up the street grid. It would be such bad urban planning.

tennis1400 · #**16349** Posted **Aug 23, 2019, 10:46 PM**

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Originally Posted by Blitzen

I hope they aren’t planning to break up the street grid. It would be such bad urban planning.

my guess is they just want control over it .. even the streets especially if they will be paying for them.. btw those street right of ways they are buying dont exists as actual streets right now.. but i do think a street grid running through there is ideal and the convention center hotel renderings show a road there so i think its just them controlling it as private streets