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The Monahan Drabble Sherman Funeral Home would be demolished and replaced with this condo/mixed-use development on the corner of Waterman and Wayland in Wayland Square. note: the orientation of the floorplan does not match the rendering (rotated 90 degrees clockwise) PBN article (apologies to...

Pawtucket voters approved Question 4 which would allocate funds for the demolition McCoy Stadium and the development of a new high school in its place. McCoy Stadium (photo from ABC6)

Yesterday RIDOT announced a vague opening date of "winter."

credit Mike Cohea

Apologies for the skewed photos of the proposed park renovations. My half-assed Google search didn't turn up better versions. (These renderings were posted via Alexandra Leslie's (WPRI) Twitter feed.)

Groundbreaking for this project was today. Here are some additional images of the project

Commentary in The Boston Globe about the need to change Providence's planning and zoning code in order to keep the financial district viable.

BankRI identified as tenant for Parcel 8/8A corporate space. BankRI to build new headquarters in Providence (probably partially paywalled)

I sort of lost track of everyone after UrbanPlanet. Cotuit did put a lot of energy into his blog, gcpvd, and documented Providence architecture, planning, and policy for a few years.

It is. I thought your username sounded familiar. I'd forgotten all about that forum!

It's subtle, but one of the better things to come out of these developments will be the realignment of the 195 West offramp

Here are the renderings. The designs were updated to incorporate feedback from the first presentation. View from 195 View looking Southwest

Photo by Ethan Shorey.

The goal is to improve accessibility to the Riverwalk and Waterplace Park and to prep the area for sea-level rise. (The park and Riverwalks often flood at high tide) It looks like these concepts grew out of the Imagine Downtown Providence initiative spearheaded by ARUP and includes a new...

It looks like this project is moving forward with the approval of a new funding plan from the state. No additional public funding (yet), but most of the funds that were initially to be used for the non-stadium phase of the plan will be applied up front to the building of the stadium...

Some rendering below. The interiors are from the Vision3 website. I'm not sure how current those are. (edited for dupe images)