byBrian AddisoninStreets & Urban Design
The Jergins Trust building was once the bustling epicenter of Downtown. The developer also plans to somehow incorporate the famed Jergins Tunnel into the design.
byBrian AddisoninStreets & Urban Design
Beautiful in design, centrally located near transit, and catering to veterans and senior citizens, the $80.4M Beacon project is finally taking shape in DTLB.
byBrian AddisoninStreets & Urban Design
The developers behind the massive 2nd + PCH development are expecting to be up and running the fall of 2019 though the project has failed mentioning any tenants minus a Whole Foods anchor.
byBrian AddisoninOpinion, Streets & Urban Design
Photo by Brian Addison. At least someone with the power to change was paying attention to an important document hidden within the nightmarish Land Use Element (LUE) conversation. Amidst NIMBY-ish screams and shouts, practically no one paid attention to an...
byBrian AddisoninStreets & Urban Design
Love looking at renderings of upcoming developments in and around the city? Click here to scroll through Longbeachize’s entire archive. **** Photo by Brian Addison. Renderings courtesy of Lennar. The seven-story 216-unit OceanAire development, being headed by Lennar, is taking...
byBrian AddisoninStreets & Urban Design
Love looking at renderings of upcoming developments in the city? Click here for our full archive. **** Renderings courtesy of Killefer Flammang Architects. Following an award of a 9% Low-Income Housing Tax Credit—LIHTC, often pronounced “lie-tech” amongst housing builders—the 48-unit...
byBrian AddisoninStreets & Urban Design
Love looking at renderings of upcoming developments in the city? Click here for our full archive. **** Photo by Brian Addison. Renderings courtesy of Ensemble. The 112-unit multi-family residential development known as the Sonata at 207 Seaside Way (or what...
byBrian AddisoninStreets & Urban Design
Photo by Brian Addison. Graphics by Baktaash Sorkhabi. When looking at the environment around us, it often goes unnoticed that it was designed for us—or, in many cases, designed against us. And that’s precisely the focus of our discussion on...
byBrian AddisoninStreets & Urban Design
Love looking at renderings of upcoming developments in the city? Click here for our full archive. **** Renderings courtesy of Studio One Eleven. In one of the more unique projects in Long Beach when it comes to housing, the former...
byBrian AddisoninStreets & Urban Design
Love looking at renderings of upcoming developments in and around the city? Click here for our full archive. **** Photo by Brian Addison. Rendering courtesy of Sares-Regis. Work is taking on tangible form in one of Long Beach’s newest residential...
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