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10 Development & Redevelopment Opportunities
10.1 AIA Downtown Design Workshop
The Renaissance Area has several properties that represent opportunities for revitalization and/or redevelopment, many of which are well known to the residents of Wake Forest. In an effort to generate positive ideas for the future of such properties important to downtown, several Town leaders came together and initiated a Downtown Design Workshop in October 2015. This event occurred prior to the public design charrette that helped guide the creation of this plan. The consultant team for the Town reviewed and incorporated the ideas of the AIA workshop into the recommendations of the Renaissance Plan Update.
Properties Analyzed » » DAB property – 208 Elm Avenue
Local Experts & Designers »» Michael Stevenson – Kling Stubbins »» Erin Lewis – in situ »» Albert McDonald, Anthony Garcia – Clark Nexsen »» Robby Johnson, Taylor Medlin – RAC »» Frank Harmon »» Tina Govan
» » Wright property – 430 S. White Street » » Stinnett property – 325 S. White Street » » Fidelity Bank property – 321 S. White Street & 223 Owen Avenue » » Perry property (Barber Shop) – 153 S. White Street » » Victorian Square (Johnson property) – 104 S. White Street » » Cameron Park (Johnson property) – 101, 103 & 107 S. White Street » » Jay Street property (Shopping Center) – 150 N. White Street » » Blinson property (WF Auto Care) – 303 Roosevelt Avenue » » Brooks Street properties – 112, 116 & 122 S. Brooks Street » » Tarangelo property (LaForesta) – 203 S Brooks Street
»» Brad Burns – Gensler »» Julieta Sherk – NCSU »» Louis Cherry »» Matt Hale »» Harry Mitchell
WORKSHOP DETAILS HELD: Saturday, October 10, 2015 BRAINCHILD OF: Michael Welton SPONSORED BY: WFD, Inc. PARTICIPANTS: 13 architects, landscape architects and engineers PROPERTIES: 11 properties analyzed
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