It’s been years since the gates have been up at 110-112 Broadway. Now they are completely gone as exterior work has begun, giving a hint at what this corner could possibly look like in the future. There will be at least two new storefronts or retail opportunities once work has been completed. If you are interested, please send me an email and I will put you in contact with him. NewburghRestoration(at)gmail(dot)com.
And here is another look at the rendering that was shared last year.
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I notice that there are only white people in the rendering. wtf?
Nice point, (except for the guy in the red & black leathers, what’s that about)…and the car is facing the wrong way. Architectural renderings should communicate a firm’s understanding of the program and its grasp of the details. “Next…”
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