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Reed Estates passes through Civic Design Review despite split opinions on project’s density

January 12, 2017January 12, 2017 Taylor Farnsworth 116 Reed St., Civic Design Review, Reed Estates, Reed Street

We recently shared with you plans for Reed Estates, a development that would bring 26 single-family homes to Pennsport. The project for 116 Reed St. was reviewed by the Civic Design Review this week. Two board members expressed split opinions on whether the density and lack of greenery is a

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Take a look at new renderings for Broad and Washington Lincoln Square development

October 20, 2016October 20, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth Alterra Property Group, Broad and Washington, Broad Street, Civic Design Review, Lincoln Square, Washington Avenue

From the start, the Lincoln Square development proposed for the north-west-side of Broad and Washington has received much more positive feedback than Bart Blatstein’s massive development across the street. Residents attending community meetings for the project have gone as far as saying that this is a “transformative and beneficial” change

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Updated Broad and Washington plans disappoint Civic Design Review

April 6, 2016April 6, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth Bart Blatstein, Broad and Washington, Broad Street, Civic Design Review, Washington Avenue

The latest version of Bart Blatstein’s plans for Broad and Washington made a few small, but relatively important changes. This updated plan unveiled two weeks ago included the addition of a prominent stairway for rooftop village access and the placement of the 32-story tower has been shifted 60 feet west

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Blatstein adds new stairway to rooftop village in updated Broad and Washington plans

March 24, 2016March 24, 2016 Taylor Farnsworth Bart Blatstein, Broad and Washington, Broad Street, Civic Design Review, Washington Avenue

Bart Blatstein presented new plans for his massive Broad and Washington project to the Civic Design Review earlier this month. After seeing the plans once, they decided that Blaststein should bring amended plans for the development back soon after. As a refresher, Blastein’s plans for this corner property include 1,000 residential units,