Revitalizing Neighborhoods: The Warehouse District

Started by Metro Jacksonville, February 15, 2012, 04:13:24 AM

Metro Jacksonville

Revitalizing Neighborhoods: The Warehouse District



Metro Jacksonville checks out a revitalized industrial district now referred by some as the "SoHo of the South": New Orleans' Warehouse District.

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http://www.metrojacksonville.com/article/2012-feb-revitalizing-neighborhoods-the-warehouse-district

ben says

Beautiful area. Really a model of what Jacksonville can do in any number of locations.
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mtraininjax

Jacksonville was settled officially in 1832, and New Orleans had been settled way earlier in 1718. So that gives NO a good 114 year head start. Jax will come around, eventually.
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Dog Walker

The warehouse district in NO is much newer than 1832.  The area was deserted for a while after ship freight shifted to containers, but new uses have been coming into that area for decades.
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civil42806

Well thats all well and good, but the critical question is did the companies renovating the warehouses maintain the original windows?

Dog Walker

Quote from: civil42806 on February 16, 2012, 11:04:31 AM
Well thats all well and good, but the critical question is did the companies renovating the warehouses maintain the original windows?

With a few exceptions, when they were converted to lofts, yes.
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