Dematur Historical Place

The Buckeye Bourbon House building is strategically located in downtown Columbus and represents a key opportunity to revitalize the downtown corridor and generate new revenue for the city. This renovation has both financial and sentimental value, as it creates an important source of revenue and also revives a chapter of Columbus’s

Pastor Maury Davis along with three elected officials led the foundation stone for the $17 million expansion of the Cornerstone Old Hickory Boulevard building. This expansion is spread over an area of 95,000 square foot and it includes a specific area for youth and child ministries, a deli and a café. This project also called for the renovation program of 1/3rd of the already existing facility which is spread over an area of 135,000 square foot. This facility also features a sanctuary foyer. This is an endeavor

During my return trip to downtown Tucson I visited my favorite place and the one which I felt held the most power. The Cadence apartment gives anyone who enters it the feel of a five-star hotel. The apartments gave the ambience of upper class with its constant cleaning crew working to keep it in prestige condition and multiple amenities only the nicest and most powerful of places would possess. When entering, you are welcomed to a long all white hallway with multiple fireplaces and flat screen televisions. The all white building gives the impression of a sleek and clean upper class building. After continuing down the hall, you are greeted by a fully equipped gym and a large pool and hot tub. Overall, with grand sweeping hallways, five star amenities, and classy atmosphere, The Cadence possesses much of the attributions that lead a building to be architecturally powerful.

Since it is one of the largest privately owned house in the U.S., it attracts a lot of tourists. About one million tourist visit this house each year. Before a railroad was built near the city in 1880, Asheville was relatively quiet . After the railroad was built, tourists began visiting the city. Of these tourist was George Washington Vanderbilt. He was visiting the city with his mother to find aid for her chronic malaria. At that time, Asheville was known to have a “healing environment” due to its altitude and climate.

Oaklands Historic House Museum or Oakland’s Mansion is one of Middle Tennessee’s most historic homes known for its unique Italianate design. The Oaklands Mansion was settled by the Maney family almost two sanctuaries ago. They moved there in about 1818 and started out with a two room cabin which they later built around to make it bigger in the 1820s. With 8 children and the family growing, the next addition to the house was finished by the 1830s.

From Henry Ford Hospital for an extension on hospital grounds. However, the positive effect is that this brought artists and residents came due to its continuous recycling and all kinds of their programs. This is why Detroit needs to be gentrified because at moments like this Detroit can start to bring tourists and more artist to their city due to their community service. As demonstrated by an article,’’This neighborhood that’s near New Center and Midtown is getting major investment, most notably from Henry Ford Hospital for an extension of their campus. The well-loved Recycle Here! is also in this neighborhood, bringing lots of artists and residents of all kinds for their programs. The Research Lofts are also here. The most logical conclusion we can draw from this is that gentrifying Detroit is a great

Firstly of the major changes that has occurred in auburn is transport. The transport we have today is trains, cars, buses and bikes however back then in the 1950s they had way different transport than today. Walking was known as a transport, riding a horse was a popular transport and if you were blessed and rich you could get a car (not so good).One of the most common transport used today is trains, back then they had trains but it didn’t have much platforms and trains like today. Auburn railway station today is on the north shore railway station on the North Shore, Northern and

Building the vitality of the downtown core through the creation of new residential, business, retail, cultural and entertainment opportunities.

This has caused a change in the way the homes in the area appear. Currently, many of the homes have lost their curb appeal. At one time this neighborhood had

Rd 145 soon became an integral part of everyday life in Birdseye, Indiana. Home to multiple general stores, a variety of hometown restaurants,and a hall for the Modern Woodmen of America (Huff 1), this edifice served as a gathering place for all residents, past and present, throughout its 123 year lifetime. Now nearing the end of its lifecycle once again, this unique building awaits the chance to undergo an extensive restoration to reveal its former grandeur, because as Helmut Jahn once said, “Every building is a prototype. No two are alike,” (Demakis 12). Preserving this crumbling Italianate gem will not only provide a cultural hotspot for the town of Birdseye; it will give residents the opportunity to learn about the structure’s illustrious past and the history of the town itself while also telling the stories of many past residents and the challenges they

In response to the lack of effort on the part of businesses to renovate the downtown area, city council members to take action. What are some ways that the city government could promote this kind of revival?

The Gaines Street District - This exciting section of Tallahassee recently underwent a makeover. Today, thanks to the support of the surrounding community, the Gaines Street Corridor is the proud home of Tallahassee's booming art district. Located only blocks from downtown, the Gaines Street Arts District is home to many art galleries, restaurants, one-of-a-kind boutiques, breweries, and an industrial art complex complete with artist's

A place that had been known for its culture and people. If a person was to hear about Ust and how it was a center for black culture but, decides to go to Ust today they would be lost. Some of the things that had held black communities together had been stripped away from them. Renovations to some of the most profound places had been done to erase history that had tore certain races down. Morally the renovated buildings had pushed many African Americans out of there homes to build expensive housing or new government buildings. Changes to the community had caused more young people to be out on the street with nothing to morally defend their lives with. They had lost everything they once had and they turn to things that will eventually eliminate them from all of their issues. Gentrification adds change to the community, some good changes that many will love but some that will destroy people and their culture.Some renovations had been great contributions to the community such as the rebuilding of recreation centers. It had gave everyone a place to go to express their culture including basketball, football, art, dance, boxing, and much

However there are still different attitudes to redevelopment, some claim that the scheme was completed with "tremendous optimism” and it’s believed, "The area's beginning to look up, but you do get people saying we will never get out of this rot, that the area's too run down." And physically,

Perhaps the most definitive example of New Urbanism has been DPZ's project, Kentlands, a 352-acre community in Gaithersburg, Maryland begun in 1990. An oasis of good planning in a sea of suburbia, it is not only a model of Traditional Neighborhood Design (TND) but also the predecessor to many other such neighborhoods developed within CSD areas. In Kentlands, much like Seaside, the Citizens' Assembly runs a recreation center and provides for common maintenance of public areas. Civic buildings and shopping in mixed-use buildings are within walking distance of the development's six architecturally distinct neighborhoods. This compact design reduces auto traffic significantly, allows children to go about their daily business without requiring a mother chauffeur and puts workplaces near their employees.5