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Re: Preservation-minded developers set up shop in historic Jersey City firehouse
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That Jersey Journal "article" reads like it was written by the developer's PR.
Quote: At the summit of Montgomery Street, diagonally across from the double-domed Evangelismos Greek Orthodox Church and the majestic Beacon residential campus, BrunCon's award-winning m650 Flats residential project stands as the perfect example of architectural adaptive reuse. That's appropriate since this thread is nothing more than PR
Posted on: 2011/8/1 19:56
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I live by the river.
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Curious what the story was with these guys and our JC Building Department. I remember when they first started working on the place, red STOP WORK stickers were pasted on multiple doors / windows. They stickers would be peeled off and then a few days later, new stickers would be back on.
Posted on: 2011/8/1 19:41
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Read the news article about Brunelleschi Construction, which is changing the face of development in Jersey City:
http://www.nj.com/jjournal-news/index ... ndmarks_preservation.html More info on the company and its partners at: http://jclandmarks.org/BrunelleschiConstruction.shtml
Posted on: 2011/8/1 18:30
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