STEEL
This is one of my favorite buildings but, it is not particularly unique or out of the ordinary for a building of its time. Even so it adds so tremendously to the street that it creates one of Buffalo's most memorable and urban corners. It is off the beaten path of the Elmwood Village anchoring a small commercial corner in a mostly residential area. It has always sported a unique collection of shops. Most people will be familiar with t…
West Coast Perspective
Eran Epstein has tweaked plans for his project at 504 Washington Street. The number of units in the three-story building has been cut in half to three, but they will be larger and offer greater flexibility to potential buyers. The townhouses will be 5,000 sq.ft. each and allow buyers to occupy the entire space or break it into two units to create an income-producing rental.
Buyers will be able to custom design their interiors. Units will feature spiral staircases, overlooks, skylights, and two indoor parking spots for each unit. Prices are expected to fall into the high $200's to low $300's range according to the developer. These will be the first for-sale condominiums offered downtown since City Centre at 600 Main Street opened ten years ago.
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Raoul Bunschoten is a founder of CHORA, a group that investigates and practices new forms of architectural and urban design, and formulates policies pertaining to the growth of cities, particularly those like Buffalo that are propelled toward new forms of urbanity by radical changes in their poli…
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The Birge Mansion on Symphony Circle was completed in 1897. It was designed for prominent Buffalo wallpaper magnate George K. Birge in the Georgian revival Style. It served as the family home until 1938 after which it housed a convent and subsequently the Elk…
Ed Healy
The February edition of Buffalo Spotlight, the Tourism e-newsletter published by the Buffalo Niagara Convention & Visitors Bureau, was delivered to subscribers today and is now available at buffalospotlight.com.
queenseyes
At the corner of Elmwood and Amherst sits Joe's Service Center, the furthest North member of Forever Elmwood and the furthest East member of the Grant/Amherst Business Association (GABA). The service center is, and I quote, "Where blue-blood meets blue collar and Joe College meets Joe Shopper." That is exactly how Mark Kubiniec (right) feels about his co…






