- Messages
- 19,097
- Points
- 70
By popular demand - a six kilometer long stretch of fantastic urbanity in the Great Lakes region. I'll post more parts in the series as I scan 'em in. Larger pics at http://www.cyburbia.org/gallery . Enjoy.
-
Ongoing coronavirus / COVID-19 discussion: how is the pandemic affecting your community, workplace, and wellness? 🦠
Working from home? So are we. Come join us! Cyburbia is a friendly big tent, where we share our experiences and thoughts about urban planning practice, planning adjacent topics, and whatever else comes to mind. No ads, no spam, no social distancing.
Buffalo NY - Elmwood Avenue 1996
- Thread starter Dan
- Start date
DecaturHawk
Cyburbian
- Messages
- 880
- Points
- 22
Cool
Cool. Reminds me of Grand Avenue in St. Paul.
Cool. Reminds me of Grand Avenue in St. Paul.
Thanks Dan,
It's like looking back at Elmwood from when I was a kid. I was in eight grade back in '96. Kinda crazy, not too much has changes, except most of the vacant buildings aren't vacant anymore. With the construction season just beginning there are about 5 projects happening on Elmwood, but I don't know what they all are.
Maybe I'll try to take some pictures when they get closer to completion. That empty lot, the "tot lot" is having a building built on it.
It's like looking back at Elmwood from when I was a kid. I was in eight grade back in '96. Kinda crazy, not too much has changes, except most of the vacant buildings aren't vacant anymore. With the construction season just beginning there are about 5 projects happening on Elmwood, but I don't know what they all are.
Maybe I'll try to take some pictures when they get closer to completion. That empty lot, the "tot lot" is having a building built on it.
Miles Ignatius
Cyburbian
- Messages
- 368
- Points
- 12
The Elmwood Strip, revisited
Dan:
Thanks for the pix....great shots...I'm going to be visiting the area in about a week and will see how it's holding up, given the city's recurring financial nightmares which is an outcome of the vacuum in leadership, amongst other things.
I'd like to think that despite those things, places like this will endure. Let's hope so.
Miles
Dan:
Thanks for the pix....great shots...I'm going to be visiting the area in about a week and will see how it's holding up, given the city's recurring financial nightmares which is an outcome of the vacuum in leadership, amongst other things.
I'd like to think that despite those things, places like this will endure. Let's hope so.
Miles
- Messages
- 19,097
- Points
- 70
Re: The Elmwood Strip, revisited
Last time I was in Buffalo, I found Elmwood Avenue to be holding up quite well. I took a bunch of pictures then, too, and found that the area is being cleaned up gradually. Somewhat less grit, fewer weeds, and businesses ticking ever so slightly upscale.
32nd Street in Denver's West Highlands neighborhood reminds me of a mini-Elmwood; the animated area stretches for only two blocks, instead of 25.
Miles Ignatius said:
Last time I was in Buffalo, I found Elmwood Avenue to be holding up quite well. I took a bunch of pictures then, too, and found that the area is being cleaned up gradually. Somewhat less grit, fewer weeds, and businesses ticking ever so slightly upscale.
32nd Street in Denver's West Highlands neighborhood reminds me of a mini-Elmwood; the animated area stretches for only two blocks, instead of 25.
