What’s more, while SoWa may always feel like a place of the early 2000s, with most all its buildings coming from that era, the Zidell Yards will add another chapter, one we’re already seeing with buildings like The Emery, an alternative to the tall towers where ground-level businesses are thriving. And the Zidells have talked a lot about not just the buildings that might go there but the spaces in between, such as potential public areas like the space under the Ross Island Bridge and perhaps even a place at the riverside or in the river to get one’s feet wet. After all, we already dove into this effort more than a decade ago. South Waterfront still can feel a little alien at times compared to the rest of the city, but it’s starting to feel like a place with energy, and a place that can ride out the ups and downs of history. South Waterfront Community
Posted on: Tue, 04 Nov 2014 00:27:51 +0000
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