I'm no photographer, but I thought I'd upload some development pictures from my random bike or pedestrian trips around the city.
I noticed that while the rehab of the (horrendously remuddled) 400 Stanwix Street is taking place that you can see that some of the original brickwork was still hidden underneath the awful facade.
The new RIDC building from a bike trip a few weeks back.
Buncher's new Riverfront Landing apartments. I doubled back when on my bike Friday to take a look only because I saw the elevator core in the far right of the picture, and it was so far from the main section of the building I thought it was a different project. It's going to be a real beast when it's complete.
The remainder of the pictures are from a walk through Lawrenceville today. First, Arsenal 201.
Front building coming along quickly - I think only one story left.
What's been more surprising to me is the progress in the rear though. The building along 39th (which is all frame, and will look like fake townhouses) is already in the stage where the brick cladding and windows are being put in. It's impossible to get a good shot of it due to the scaffold for the brickwork, so here's a close up of part of the structure.
This pic, although not great, shows my biggest surprise - that they are already building a third structure with a steel-framed first story in the interior of the development. I did not recall this being part of Phase 1 of the project.
A small group of five townhouses being built on 47th Street where a small farm (no, seriously) used to be. We talked about these townhouses before. As the plans indicated (and the photo clearly shows), the developer made the curious decision to have first floor garages which open to the front and the rear for the middle three units, effectively making the first story a pull-through driveway.
Two infill houses on Carnegie Street. I actually like these, as far as modern-styled infill in Lawrenceville goes.
The McCleary School condo building is done.
The townhouses behind the McClearly School. I think they're pretty meh, and they also open onto a parking lot, which is kinda weird. Only a small amount of orange however.