Posts Tagged ‘Historic Preservation Office’
August 20, 2008
[Source: Barbara Stocklin, City of Phoenix] – Staff of the City of Phoenix Historic Preservation Office met with Valley Metro’s light rail staff and consultants to map out an historic streetscape study that the Arizona State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) is requiring Valley Metro to complete as partial mitigation for the light rail project and [...]
Posted in Coordination of Planning, Historic Preservation, Transportation |
Tags: Barbara Stocklin, Carnegie Library, Central Avenue, Historic Preservation Office, historic streetscapes, Light Rail, SHPO, Valley Metro
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August 13, 2008
[Source: Barbara Stocklin, City of Phoenix] – The City of Phoenix continues to coordinate with Hansji Urban, Ltd, the owners of the historic Luhrs complex on the south side of Jefferson Street between 1st and Central Avenues regarding their rehabilitation work.
The street-facing historic windows on floors 2 through 7 of the Luhrs Building have been [...]
Posted in Downtown Vitality, Historic Preservation |
Tags: Barbara Stocklin, Hansji Urban, Historic Preservation Office, Luhrs Building
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August 12, 2008
Thanks to the City of Phoenix Historic Preservation Office, find all of downtown Phoenix’s historic properties between 7th Avenue to 7th Street, McDowell to Buckeye Roads. This map — Downtown Phoenix Historic Properties — is intended to identify above-ground historic properties only (not below-ground archaeological resources).
Posted in Coordination of Planning, Downtown Vitality, Historic Preservation |
Tags: Downtown Phoenix, Historic Preservation Office
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August 6, 2008
[Source: Barbara Stocklin, City of Phoenix] — Representatives of the city’s Historic Preservation Office, Development Services Department, and Office of Customer Advocacy met with Martin Lerma, owner of 750 Grand Avenue, to discuss rehabilitation plans for his property. The property, most recently the Paper Heart Gallery, was built in 1954-55 as an automobile dealership for Quebedeaux Chevrolet.
Designed by Los [...]
Posted in Downtown Vitality, Historic Preservation, Shopping |
Tags: Barbara Stocklin, Development Services, Historic Preservation Office, Martin Lerma, Office of Customer Advocacy, Paper Heart Gallery, Quebedeaux Chevrolet, Ralph Haver, Victor Gruen
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August 4, 2008
Kathy Adams and Lori Feinman of the National Trust for Historic Preservation flew into town last week to view Phoenix’s convention facilities; tour selected historic sites and neighborhoods in Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Tempe; and visit with area preservation advocates to determine Phoenix’s ability to host the 2012 National Preservation Conference. Meeting them at Sky Harbor [...]
Posted in Architecture, Downtown Vitality, Historic Preservation, Neighborhoods, Parks & Open Space, Phoenix History, Sustainability, Tourism |
Tags: Phoenix, ASU, Downtown Phoenix, Midtown Phoenix, Phoenix Union H.S., Michael Nowakowski, Monroe School, Scottsdale, Jim McPherson, PURL, Downtown Phoenix Partnership, Historic Preservation Office, Barbara Stocklin, National Trust for Historic Preservation, San Carlos Hotel, Roosevelt Street, Debbie McCune Davis, GG George, Phoenix Convention Center, Palette, Tempe, John Driggs, Greater Phoenix Convention & Visitors Bureau, Greg Stanton, Orpheum Theatre, Modern Phoenix Neighborhood Network, Alison King, State Historic Preservation Office, Pueblo Grande Museum, Desert Botanical Garden, Kathy Adams, Lori Feinman, Jim Garrison, Sally Forrest, Hyatt Hotel, Wyndham Hotel, Rose & Crown Pub, First Presbyterian Church, Security Building, Wrigley Mansion, St. Mary's Basilica, Grady Gammage, Gammage Auditorium, Ellis Shackelford House, Hotel Valley Ho, Dan Klocke, John Jacquemart, Charles Fortenberry, Encanto Citizens Association, Southwest Association of Buffalo Soldiers, Arizona Historic Sites Review Committee, Karen Churchard
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August 1, 2008
[Source: City of Phoenix Historic Preservation Office] – Work has begun again on the Morin House, a historic relocated house now located at 621 N. 5th Avenue in the Roosevelt Historic District. Previously, the City Council approved bond funds to rehabilitate the house at its new site but worked stopped several months ago when new [...]
Posted in Downtown Vitality, Historic Preservation, Phoenix History |
Tags: Historic Preservation Office, Morin House, Phoenix City Council, Roosevelt
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