I would do it on the reverse: build out downtown with more residentials and then work your way out. I definitely believe a modern city downtown should have more residential (think pre-9/11 Manhattan...
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I would do it on the reverse: build out downtown with more residentials and then work your way out. I definitely believe a modern city downtown should have more residential (think pre-9/11 Manhattan...
While I mostly agree, the problem with seeing it that way is that Newark isn't a traditional old industrial town on the PATH corridor. Its a generally a larger setup, and that stretch of Newark has...
I like this shot, adds to 21's 'corridor-like' setup.`
That smaller building you mention should help alleviate some concerns (myself included) about too much surface lot facing Broad St.
When I first saw the rendering of the tower before they built it I wanted that thing lit so badly and I'm glad they're finally moving on it; especially since WTC is pretty much done exterior-wise, we...
This is a good thing, not sure why they waited so long. It's funny they even make mention of Panasonic, which, as a tech company, their space-occupation in North America was never much to begin with....
^The more renderings I see of that building the more I actually like it. I don't suppose any of you know what that little white box off in the left corner of the picture is do you?
Link to Panasonic building slideshow (gives a good view of the canyon effect created):
http://photos.nj.com/4504/gallery/tour_of_the_new_panasonic_headquarters_building_in_newark/index.html#/0
Panasonic builds a little bit of Newark into its new U.S. headquarters
http://imgick.nj.com/home/njo-media/width620/img/star-ledger/photo/2013/05/12705028-mmmain.jpgView the Slideshow >>
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That's actually a pretty nice pic.
I think the foot traffic will come eventually to replace the vehicles. Honestly though (I know you'll disagree) but I kind of like that there's that many...
Brick City,
good find on that Pru tower link. I like how the link includes the Military Park upgrades, very attractive. I agree with arcman, that building is far more attractive than I originally...
I had no idea, thanks stache:)
Also wondering what is Haddad, is it a film crew or part of an entertainment group?
Even though I'm not impressed with the planned tower itself, it definitely will be nice to see a good...
I would love to have the actual money to improve these areas, some may consider it a waste but everytime I look around the city I see what 'could' be. Drives me insane and gives me hope all at once....
You actually got me thinking: a FULL Passaic waterfront from the Great Falls in Paterson to Riverfront Park in Newark would be a nice zone of continuation (something lacking in NJ because every town...
Five reasons to clean up the Passaic River
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This is a good article, and for its credit, NYT does a fair share of positive Newark coverage. However, it kind of seems like they're a little late to the show on this one. Ironbound has definitely...
Cultural affections aside, the US' building style change dramatically over the decades since the 30's. As a nation we've just only recently found appreciation in older housing stock designs. It's not...
http://www.downtownnewark.com/Portal/Blog?id=6#content-header-147
On February 20, 2013, the Newark City Council voted unanimously in favor of expanding the boundaries of the Newark Downtown...
Good pics. It's good to see a nicer side of Camden once in awhile.
Good shots
Absolutely. It was a retail mecca for the region.
You know, after thinking about it, I'll go as far to say that for a city Newark's size, it does pretty good on the corporate level. Where it lacks (though improving) is retail and residential...
I'm just resting my hopes on getting more middle-income folks downtown which can greatly help financially anchor the city (because with them come local businesses and an increased tax base).
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It wouldn't be so bad if they made a theme out of it, like orange boat tours and all that. But still...orange...it's a hard color and clashes everywhere.