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Source: Community Impact The McKinney City Council is set to consider a crucial step in the development of a commercial passenger terminal at McKinney National Airport. ✈️ Key Highlights: ➡️ Site Plan & Design Exceptions: The council will review a site plan and design exceptions for the proposed 48,000-square-foot terminal. ➡️ Timeline: If funding is secured, construction could begin as early as May 2025, with the terminal potentially operational by the third quarter of 2026. ➡️ Public Input: The meetings will be livestreamed for those unable to attend in person. The council's agenda also includes: ➡️ Residential Development: A rezoning request for a single-family residential project. ➡️ Performing Arts Center Renovation: A resolution to execute a contract for design and architectural services. ➡️ DART Railroad Crossing Projects: A presentation during a work session meeting. Stay Informed: 🌟 Attend the Meeting: McKinney City Hall, 222 N. Tennessee St. 🌟 Watch Live: Livestream available for those unable to attend. #McKinneyTexas #AirportExpansion #CityCouncil #CommunityDevelopment
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Catch Ted Landsmark on WBUR’s Radio Boston as he discusses the transformation of Boston’s Hurley and Lindemann buildings. “It was an intention to transform the neighborhood from what it had been as a kind of vibrant, run down area of housing and shops into an area that could be viewed as the same as the center of government not just for the city but for the region.” #UrbanRedevelopment #Architecture #PublicPolicy #UrbanPlanning #C2CImpactEngine https://lnkd.in/eqm586Q4
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📰 Construction firm Thurston Group Limited is designing, making and installing four new teaching spaces at Foxford School & Community Arts College, funded by Coventry City Council. Read more ➡️ https://ow.ly/mlSN50UNCFP #Construction #SchoolDesign
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🌟 SSRIA member feature Friday!🌟 Building on their initial discussion over the future of the former Royal Alberta Museum, Reimagine Architects are working towards developing an alternative solution to demolition. ⬇️ Read more below from a recent Edify Magazine interview.
The conversation about the future of the former Royal Alberta Museum (RAM) is far from over. At Reimagine Architects, we’re working with Beljan Development (Ivan Beljan) to develop an alternative to demolition — one that transforms the 1967 landmark into a vibrant community space with opportunities for arts, recreation, and connection. In a recent Edify Magazine feature, Reimagine’s Vivian Manasc and Vedran Skopac shared their optimism for the RAM’s potential revitalization , highlighting that repurposing this historic building could save over $50 million in demolition costs. Our vision includes preserving the existing theatre, introducing a commercial hub, and creating recreation spaces that reflect the evolving needs of the Glenora neighborhood and the city as a whole. Read more about the journey to preserve this beloved Edmonton landmark: https://lnkd.in/gMaSHuBp ·· ·· #RAMRevitalization #AdaptiveReuse #EdmontonHistory #SustainableDesign #CommunitySpaces #UrbanRevitalization #EdmontonLandmarks #HeritagePreservation #EdmontonGlenoraCommunity #DemolitionAlternatives
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Check this out! Have you heard about the rich history related to the Cass County, Michigan Government administration building? If not, brush up on some interesting facts on how this landmark was modernized to meet the growing demands of a local government workforce. #ELITE #PlazaCorp #CassCountyGovernment #ReimaginedSpaces
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This one is bound to be interesting! Come hear what my friend and colleague Evan Todtz, AICP has to say about this topic!
Last week to register for our October #ULI Member Breakfast event on 10/15! Join us for a conversation on some of the exciting local mobility and public realm projects that are working to create a more walkable, connected, and green Philadelphia. Be a part of the conversation and engage with the leaders working to make the city and the region a more accessible and gracious place for all to live, work, and recreate. Don't miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and inspire change. Reserve your spot now and let's move Philly forward together! Speakers: Facilitator: Evan Todtz, AICP, Urban Designer / Planner, Gensler laura burkhardt, Executive Director, Avenue of the Arts, Inc. Kelly CG Edwards, Manager, Real Estate Operations, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA) Maria Sourbeer, Senior VP of Development, Mosaic Development Partners JV Lily Reynolds, AICP, Director Federal Infrastructure Strategy, Office of Transportation, Infrastructure Systems, City of Philadelphia Thank you to our Host Sponsor: Gensler This program is members-only and intended to be a dialogue between presenters and attendees. Light breakfast will be provided. https://lnkd.in/edQ499A4
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Great conference here in Detroit, setting the stage for where the "investment puck" (yes I love hockey analogies) is headed in the months to come in FDI and corporate location strategy and site selection. #FDI #realestate #siteselection #economicdevelopment #capitalinvestment
Enjoying the first day of the #SSGFallForum in Detroit with Bob Hess and Gregg Wassmansdorf! Hard to catch the amazing architecture of the newly renovated historic Michigan Central Station building in the Ford tech and innovation hub. Thanks Michigan Economic Development Corporation for the tour! #Newmark #SSG #siteselection #economicdevelopment #innovation #renovation
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The “Promoting Beautiful Federal Civic Architecture” memo orders the administrator of the US General Services Administration to work with various agencies to develop a new policy for procuring designs for federal buildings. https://lnkd.in/eE4TaEDP
