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https://www.reimaginingfranklin.me/draft-plan Presentation/open house at PPL on 9/10 at 5:30

Cianbro pulled permits for renovating the warehouse, don't think they're going anywhere.

hmmmm...

7 units proposed for 43 St Lawrence St This building would replace a four unit that burned in 2025 and, I believe, has already been knocked down.

Utility poles are going in... Photo credit: u/joeybrunelle on Reddit

But it's gonna be transformational for lower Western Ave! It's gonna transform it from a roundabout to a roundabout with a building!

Is there any place I can read more about these? No doubting you, just want to learn.

I wish they'd bring back the cresting from this era, it really finishes the top of the building nicely.

Fathom is developing 465 Congress, maybe they reallocated the 385 phase 1 hotel resources to that?

Results of a recent GPCOG survey on roundabouts

Renderings that are currently up on the Redfern website. I think this is going to be a great looking building, but I'm wondering why the lower part of some of the windows appears to be metal?

MECA&D is looking to restore the ground level Congress St facade, which I think could be a good thing if done right. Do any of you know when the existing canopy was added? Any photos of what it looked like prior?

Updated renderings

I'll take the unit with the view of the transformers please!

Actually not bad! Much better than post 4. Is height one of those regulatory hurdles? Seems like this one might go a tick over the 40ft limit, assuming that's still the limit. The gable roof is pretty unobtrusive, though- the Dunlap side in general does a nice job softening the height.

Goodbye strobing street light.

Which building is that?

Boooo with that negative thinking :p