It closed in 1963 and only now is being redeveloped.
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This site will now be redeveloped into a public green space.
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Longtime gathering places have shuttered, and historic sites have been redeveloped.
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The city similarly redeveloped old port land in the southern waterfront area.
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The facility might be relocated when the land is redeveloped, said Siriphong.
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The old Bethlehem Shipbuilding yard in San Francisco will soon be redeveloped.
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Now, the site is being redeveloped as a testing ground for autonomous vehicles.
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The district would be rezoned, making it possible for them to be redeveloped.
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As areas in East Austin are being redeveloped and attracting high-income residents ...
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In Whitehaven, the biggest town, Georgian terraces and a redeveloped harbour belie local hardship.
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Japanese colonialists redeveloped much of the city during their occupation from 1910 to 1945.
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Many buildings are so dilapidated they must be knocked down and redeveloped, officials say.
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All three Chinatown murals were destroyed when the buildings that hosted them were redeveloped.
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Amundsen-Scott was built in 1957 but has been updated and redeveloped over the years.
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GGP then redeveloped and expanded this space into a luxury wing that includes a Bloomingdale's.
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His beloved hotel is being redeveloped; a few nervous tenants remain in their dusty rooms.
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Rio's Jacarapagua circuit has been demolished with the area redeveloped for this year's Olympic Games.
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The area destroyed in the rebellion, as Newarkers call the 1967 unrest, is being redeveloped.
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Amundsen-Scott was built in 1957 but has been updated and redeveloped over the years.
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The Sunni slums that did not are being demolished and redeveloped for his bourgeois supporters.
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There are signs here and there that it was slightly redeveloped for a streaming service.
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Under the terms of the FEMA program, properties purchased cannot be redeveloped in the future.
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Projects deemed detrimental to "principles of equality, peace, and social justice" would be redeveloped or killed.
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"These sites just cannot be redeveloped into productive properties because of the storage there," she said.
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Prices at The General, a redeveloped historic site, start from £399,500 for a two-bedroom unit.
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"The whole area is being redeveloped," said Anna Gavazzi, director of the new San Francisco gallery.
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The series was then redeveloped and recast at Netflix with Averill and Coleite joining the team.
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Sydney's redeveloped Olympic Stadium, with a capacity of 70,000, would be the venue for the final.
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The governor's office said new community gardens would be built and existing ones would be redeveloped.
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New restaurants, galleries, markets and community gardens are popping up, and vacant buildings are being redeveloped.
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Much like New York, my home of the past 19 years, London is being aggressively redeveloped.
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It was taken over by Macy's in 2006, and is currently being redeveloped by The Dayton's Project.
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The number of flats in the redeveloped area has almost doubled, and many are larger than before.
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Washington Plaza is a rental property that is currently being redeveloped into a luxury co-op residence.
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The land was once part of the Atlantic Rainforest, but was cut down and redeveloped by industrialists.
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These are now being redeveloped as the Millport Apartments, which the town broke ground on last month.
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Within this recently redeveloped edge of Brooklyn is St. Ann's Warehouse, located in the 1860 Tobacco Warehouse.
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But now the entire area is being redeveloped as Essex Crossing, a $1 billion mixed-use project.
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She was recently evicted from her own Tenderloin apartment, which was redeveloped into condos for the super rich.
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The space at Westside Pavilion will be redeveloped beginning later this year, Google said in a press release.
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Now, however, the series has been redeveloped, and it sounds like it will be more modern than ever.
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Antiquities experts mourn the treasures buried beneath the areas of Beirut that were redeveloped after its civil war.
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Read more: America's first mall is about to be redeveloped into offices, homes, and an NHL training center.
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Bagley's and The Cross were both on the huge King's Cross site that has since been entirely redeveloped.
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One empty complex, on Route 10, is being redeveloped into a retail and residential complex, Mr. Soriano said.
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Pruitt has voiced support for funding to cleanup brownfields, which are contaminated former industrial sites that could be redeveloped.
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Google's London headquarters are currently being redeveloped, which it has said will open the business to further job vacancies.
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BERLIN — Most of the World War II bullet holes have been filled in, the legendary 1990s rave venues redeveloped.
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Some malls have been demolished, redeveloped, or abandoned, but others remain just as popular as they were decades ago.
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However, the mall is in talks to be demolished and redeveloped, as many of its anchor stores have closed.
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Former steel mill sites in other prosperous Chinese cities like Hangzhou have often been redeveloped as real estate projects.
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The EPA lists the two among the sites with the "greatest expected" potential to be redeveloped in their communities.
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The EPA lists the two among the sites with the "greatest expected" potential to be redeveloped in their communities.
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But after the government abandoned the idea due to lack of funding, HAV redeveloped the behemoth into a commercial aircraft.
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It also has signed several large new deals, such as for a redeveloped Terminal 1 at San Francisco International Airport.
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The old stadium site was redeveloped into an apartment complex called Highbury Square, including the facade of the old stadium.
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The area, once thoroughly industrial, has recently begun to transform as outlets, showrooms and start-ups open in redeveloped buildings.
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These could easily be redeveloped into libraries beneath housing, or even offices or manufacturing centers, depending on a community's needs.
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In recent years, many formerly abandoned spaces have been redeveloped as offices and apartments, and real estate prices have soared.
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The Europeans have redeveloped a demand for eastern goods as a result of the crusades in Iberia and the Levant.
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The image of the world can be different at Kettle's Yard, Cambridge — the first exhibition at the gallery's newly redeveloped space.
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In recent times, former New York Mayor Giuliani (R) redeveloped Time Square when other mayors failed through government incentive and leadership.
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Vacant lots, old factories, former warehouses and even shuttered hospitals are being redeveloped, forcing colonies of strays to find new habitats.
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Los Angeles—invoked in a litany of street names, a love letter that is also an elegy—is razed and redeveloped.
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The program expanded in 2008 and has become a source of low-interest income for some developments in newly redeveloped areas.
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For the most part, the outskirts of the city have been redeveloped and repopulated, complete with parking hassles and traffic jams.
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There are far fewer local racetracks than there were 20 years ago; most sat on land that has now been redeveloped.
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Ron Arad originally designed his Bell Lab couch for the historic research facility in central New Jersey, which has been redeveloped.
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Burch and McBride redeveloped the land and opened it as Nihiwatu in 2015, though they have since changed its name to Nihi.
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The authorities have allowed commercial properties to be redeveloped into rental apartments, and encouraged banks to provide financing to rental apartment companies.
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"Space in Singapore is incredibly scarce and land for the dead is increasingly being lost and redeveloped for other uses," Fallon explained.
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The beaches of today used to be an industrial dumping ground, and were redeveloped as part of the preparations for the Games.
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After the overcrowded airport was closed in 1998, the land was left barren, then redeveloped and sold to developers in recent years.
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Among other refurbishments, city planners redeveloped the derelict waterfront and renovated a beach on a spit of land known as the Barceloneta.
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A 30-story annex, which is not a landmark but is being redeveloped as part of One Wall, was added in 1965.
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On Tuesday, she courted hard during an event she hosted at Osteria Morini, an upscale Italian restaurant on Washington's newly redeveloped waterfront.
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JBG redeveloped part of Shaw, an inner-city neighborhood that was devastated by the 1968 riots after the assassination of the Rev.
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Areas zoned for homes housing a handful of people could have been redeveloped to include duplexes and apartment buildings that housed hundreds.
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In these posts, he redeveloped a notorious slum in his district, set up the Jamaica stock exchange and created Jamaica Citizens Bank.
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The shooting happened in a pocket of Bridgeport's downtown area that is being redeveloped and that has experienced violence in the past.
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Keiser's business partner and man on the ground in Scotland is fellow American Todd Warnock, who has already redeveloped some property in Dornoch.
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With the property being redeveloped, it has become another classic New York diner facing demolition — in other words, a case for Diner Man.
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Once they're shut down permanently, former mining sites can be redeveloped by companies who seek out their wide-open space and unique topography.
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In Atlanta, the company spoke to a representative of the Westside Future Fund, a nonprofit working to prevent displacement in an area being redeveloped.
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Khalifa International Stadium, an original Qatar venue that was built in 1976, was redeveloped and has also been unveiled for the World Cup matches.
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The mall operator has also noted in the past that former Sears stores perform better after being redeveloped, or leased to new tenants altogether.
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Later this year, the complex will be redeveloped into Bell Works, an enormous series of facilities ranging from a shopping center to office spaces.
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The center, in a redeveloped building dating back to 1774, had been planned for years but had been delayed by financial and other issues.
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Bakery Square, a redeveloped Nabisco plant that includes a Google campus and Carnegie Mellon University's Software Engineering Institute, is about a half mile northeast.
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When the area is redeveloped, it will join other storied industrial hubs that have disappeared, including Printers Row and the meatpacking district in Manhattan.
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When he laments not investing in the now-redeveloped Brooklyn neighborhood Dumbo on "The Story of O. J.," it's not clever, just a gripe.
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Office workers rush in and out of Quilombero, a new Argentinian Italian restaurant in East London's redeveloped East India Dock, to grab their morning brew.
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Don't get me wrong, the whole city hasn't been renovated and redeveloped, but there is a lot of stuff that gets torn down and changed.
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They have resisted attempts by city officials to classify their settlements as slums, so they can be redeveloped with some land taken for commercial developments.
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As Sears' bigger, anchor stores close, many of the Sears Auto Centers are being redeveloped into movie theaters and restaurants, according to multiple mall owners.
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Warehouses and office buildings are being redeveloped into new retailing premises and further residential blocks, with around 4,000 new homes planned for the immediate vicinity.
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But the firm subsequently demolished several obsolete buildings and redeveloped one section of the campus as a 675,000-square-foot office building for Bayer HealthCare.
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A memo Pruitt issued in July required officials to take quick action at the most toxic Superfund sites and those that could be redeveloped quickly.
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Seroka started looking around the country, gathering insight from other cities where courses had successfully been redeveloped, in states such as Arizona, California, Florida and Texas.
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The company, however, said on Tuesday supply chains were being redeveloped across the globe and cited three new deals as evidence it was progressing in Asia .
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In Sunderland, a £42m manufacturing park is being built on the town's outskirts, while a long-derelict city-centre site is being redeveloped after two decades.
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Molly Sullivan, a spokeswoman for the Chicago Housing Authority, said the agency had redeveloped several neighborhoods by combining public and market-rate housing with commercial development.
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For the subway stations that will be redeveloped, the authority is also relaxing its rules on alcohol sales, though the beverages cannot be carried outside restaurants.
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For ASOS's expanded and redeveloped London headquarters, it has used software to map how its people use the building to encourage different units to work together.
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Square Feet The North Lawndale headquarters, a source of pride to residents before the retailer moved downtown, has slowly been redeveloped after years of sitting vacant.
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The LIRR concourses will be redeveloped by the MTA, which will triple the width of the 33rd Street Corridor — one of the busiest sections of Penn Station.
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The city (and taxpayers) cleaned up the land for the Olympics, and the plan was for the park to be redeveloped with an emphasis on affordable housing.
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Zhang proposed a theatre in Luoyang's old town, which dates back three thousand years but is currently being redeveloped as yet another historical pastiche aimed at tourists.
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The owner, Pascal Cattaneo, bought it and the almost identical house next to it eight years ago and redeveloped both from two "very basic" farms, he said.
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It's an area that's on the brink of being redeveloped, and there's something about seeing it before it becomes gentrified that makes me feel kind of sad.
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Some cemeteries were redeveloped quickly with seeming disregard for the spiritual places they once were, the investigation by AFP showed, paved over and seeded with modern buildings.
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Sections of the East Wing, now used for storage and as a back-room area, will be redeveloped to provide more space for the staff, Mr. Finaldi said.
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CBL & Associates, which owns a large quantity of malls with traditional anchor store tenants, has also redeveloped space vacated by Sears, J.C. Penney and Macy's over the years.
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PILOT financing is similar to tax increment financing, which "allows local governments to finance development projects with the increased tax revenue generated by the redeveloped property," it said.
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McCarthy said they will probably be sold to third-party streaming services like Netflix or Hulu, because not every redeveloped title is right for the traditional cable network.
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Much of the other redevelopments have been spearheaded by real estate investment trusts, such as Seritage and GGP, with GGP having redeveloped about 115 Sears boxes since 2011.
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The entire Opel lineup will be redeveloped with the French carmaker's vehicle architectures and engines by 2024, three years earlier than initially planned, Tavares said on Nov. 9.
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More than 75 years after Adolph Hitler's commissioned a dream tourist destination nestled near the Baltic Sea, the Nazi-era resort has been redeveloped for the general public.
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It starts near a park north of downtown Nashville, before going over a bridge across the river and looping back through an industrial area that's currently being redeveloped.
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Over the last decade, ambitious modernist complexes built in New Delhi in the 20193s are being demolished and redeveloped to make way for new exclusive real-estate projects.
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In 2005, the site was torn down and later redeveloped to hold a Target and a Home Depot Design Center, which was later replaced by BJ's Wholesale Club.
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A new station was proposed to help restore vital transit connections for the region and create an awe-inspiring architectural centerpiece to the redeveloped World Trade Center Memorial Site.
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Private entrepreneurs have also redeveloped hundreds of apartment buildings in old parts of Lisbon and other areas of Portugal to rent to tourists, helping the country's flagging construction sector.
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"Deal or No Deal" once an NBC hit, returns in December on CNBC, "Temptation Island," once the Fox naughty reality series of its time, is being redeveloped by USA.
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The city redeveloped the eyesore into an oasis of play areas, lawns, running tracks, a halfpipe and even a dance floor, while incorporating vestiges of the old rail yards.
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Then The Daily Telegraph moved even farther east, to the Docklands, a newly redeveloped area that has rather less to do with shipping these days than with financial services.
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Congress ordered the Old Post Office, a federally owned landmark, to be redeveloped in 2008, and the Trump Organization won the contract in a competitive process in February 2012.
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The limestone and brick co-op building, the former Stanhope Hotel, was designed by Rosario Candela in the mid-1920s and redeveloped by the Extell Development Corporation in 2008.
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Meanwhile, in the nearly 17 years since the attacks, other pockets of the city also have redeveloped, adding competition for both the residential and commercial markets of Lower Manhattan.
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The activists seemed to get support from a recent government report proposing that the 264-acre golf course be partly or fully redeveloped for housing and other public uses.
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A survey of area residents and business owners by H.C.C.I. listed the gas stations along 145th streets as among the top three sites the community wanted to see redeveloped.
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Five Whole Foods stores have sprouted up to serve those parts of the city, with a sixth planned for the redeveloped campus of the former Walter Reed military hospital.
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Tavares said on Monday the targeted savings would come from purchasing and research and development — avoiding plant closures — as the Opel lineup is redeveloped with PSA technology and vehicle architectures.
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Apple kicked off on September 26th, confirming that it would consolidate eight sites in Britain into one new office in the redeveloped Battersea Power Station in south-west London (pictured).
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I like that you find that in the middle of this city that's been redeveloped, where across the street there's this crazy mall with these condos that are super expensive.
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As things stand, if the bungalow were to be knocked down, the property could only be redeveloped as a modern residential house, or a row of terrace houses, experts suggest.
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What's more, the Exeter Group would not have redeveloped Custom House without the train, which stops at the restored 102-year-old Union Depot building next door, Mr. Stolpestad said.
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Such contention exists over the fate of the site of the existing international airport in eastern Mexico City, which is slated to be redeveloped when the new airport is completed.
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There will be two in the government quarter (a temporary work will first be installed, then replaced, as the still bomb-scarred area is being redeveloped) and another in Hole.
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That venue will be redeveloped into a number of sustainable, eco-homes should planning permission be granted for Eco Park, which will also be home to the headquarters of Ecotricity.
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I think people feel like maybe it's going to be a bit of a loss when it's redeveloped, so it's nice to have everyone in this space that's weirdly beloved.
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Mr. Kudlow said Mr. Trump had "redesigned, redeveloped and re-engineered" the economy and suggested the Fed was getting in the way of allowing the president's efforts to take root.
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But their cafe, along with a string of houses and shops, faces demolition to make way for a walkway connecting the stadium to a soon-to-be-redeveloped train station.
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The industrial area, which has the largest collection of auto and salvage shops in New York City and has long been a source of jobs for immigrants, is being redeveloped.
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The concern is that this could cause collateral damage to the broader commercial and even residential real estate market, as shuttered shops, malls and stores are redeveloped for other uses.
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But on the Far West Side of Manhattan, which is being redeveloped at a gargantuan scale, it is merely a pedestal for a skyscraper that will eventually soar 995 feet.
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A particular focus of Democratic lawmakers in Congress is Mr. Trump's lease with the federal government on the Old Post Office building in Washington, redeveloped as the Trump International Hotel.
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Sacramento's Downtown Plaza has been redeveloped after it "went through a death spiral," according to Mr. Brown of Cushman & Wakefield, bottoming out with a vacancy rate of about 50 percent.
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The company started out with an Android app, but over the last year it has redeveloped that app, launched a version for iOS and closed a $1.62 million seed funding round.
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To do so, gang boss Samurai, in cahoots with local politician Malgradi, tries to push through a bill that will allow the area to be redeveloped into a sprawl of casinos.
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Abandoned for decades, the mile-long oceanfront ruins have slowly been carved up, sold off to investors and, during the last five years, redeveloped for sale as vacation apartments and rentals.
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A report from the Metropolitan Police showed the extent of a surreptitious plan to use facial recognition in cameras at King's Cross, a newly redeveloped and popular area in central London.
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Rather, he saw a lot of empty spaces — storefronts and schools and apartment buildings all over Santa Fe, waiting to be redeveloped or sold or reviewed by the city's historic board.
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Designed by XTU Architects to mimic wine swirling in a glass, the shimmering 10-story aluminum-and-glass facade towers over the partially redeveloped docklands of the Bassins à Flot district.
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Some of these Garden air rights could be used at Penn South, on the block between Seventh and Eighth Avenues and 31st and 30th Streets, which will need to be entirely redeveloped.
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"People don't want to walk beyond four stories," he said, adding that he expected that, eventually, older buildings would be redeveloped to offer larger "floor plates" so fewer levels would be required.
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Enable hit the front two furlongs out but Sea of Class rallied to finish second by a short neck, with last year's runner-up Cloth of Stars third at the redeveloped Longchamp.
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As part of a rail upgrade, one of London's main stations is being redeveloped, prompting the excavation of a burial ground containing the remains of an estimated 245,13 Londoners, including Mr. Richmond.
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The district where the suspect was captured, Esenyurt, on the European side of Istanbul, is a former slum that has been rapidly redeveloped with new apartment blocks housing many refugees and migrants.
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Ms. Mills, 50, moved her company to an 11,000-square-foot loft in Industry City, a complex of redeveloped buildings, in 2014 after it outgrew its previous home in the garment district.
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The biggest hurdle is the lack of awareness that that parking garages can be redeveloped to serve people, not just cars, says Diane Hoskins, co-CEO of Gensler, an architecture and design firm.
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Columbus has established startup incubators and redeveloped neighborhoods, attracting shops, restaurants, bars, theaters and art galleries — the sort of amenities that keep talent around, including graduates of Ohio State, a 66,000-student campus.
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Some have half an eye on Stratford, a swathe of east London that was redeveloped for the 2012 games, but where rising rents have pushed locals out of similarly created new housing there.
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Since the late 1990s, when the city started an arts initiative to help salvage vacant and underused mills, eight former mills have been redeveloped as commercial spaces for artists and small creative businesses.
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" And he "supports boroughs in identifying suitable locations for water fountains and bottle-refill stations during the planning in new or redeveloped public spaces, such as town centers, shopping malls, parks and squares.
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The top spot: Fishers, Indiana, a fast-growing suburb of Indianapolis with 11.6 percent job growth projected by 2021, a redeveloped downtown and plans underway for an expansive waterfront park at Geist Reservoir.
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"Golf is a plaything of the Brits," said Ng Cheuk-hang, 23, a spokesman for the Land Justice League, an activist group that wants the golf course redeveloped into low-rent public housing.
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There, a defunct horse-racing track is being redeveloped into a mixed-use project that sits along a train stop and will eventually comprise five office buildings and 1,000 houses, apartments and condos.
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The 76-acre Westgate Entertainment District in Glendale, Arizona, includes 533,000 square feet of retail, office and residential space that was redeveloped by iStar Inc, a real estate investment trust headquartered in New York.
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In cold weather Connecticut, where I live, we have watched as federal bureaucrats prohibit sound energy efficiency measures like insulation and energy efficient windows in historic factories that are being redeveloped for new uses.
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But Urbanisation Minister Mehmet Ozhaseki said in March the government would provide housing for all those left homeless by the destruction in Sur, one of seven areas of southeast Turkey that are being redeveloped.
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One of my favorite works in the biennial, "Make New Hutong Metabolism," highlights three ways the firm has redeveloped hutongs, or the traditional alleys formed by courtyards commonly found in older regions of Beijing.
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Say you want to make a documentary about a long-gone subject like an extinct species, or a razed and redeveloped neighborhood, or a threatened, volatile ecosystem, and there's little-to-no archival documentation.
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In the past six years GGP has redeveloped 115 department stores that once were mall anchors, and the real estate investment trust (REIT) has plans to redevelop another 100 in the next few years.
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Business Insider found the lab at 1 St. Pancras Square in Kings Cross, a newly redeveloped area nicknamed the "knowledge quarter" for the growing numbers of AI labs and tech firms taking up residence.
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"Noreco expects to maintain strong production in the years to come ... As the Tyra hub is being redeveloped, the portfolio will be revitalised and offer improved economics accompanied by prolonged field life," Noreco added.
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Nick Höppner: For me personally, the club I'm affiliated with—Berghain—had to move location in 2003, 2004, because the old Ostgut location has been redeveloped as a multi-purpose sports and event space.
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Start on the eastern end of the downtown harbor, at Sorenga, an old container dock that has been redeveloped as a residential district with apartments and a large seawater pool fed by the fjord.
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"It said to the world: This is where technology meets cool," said Paul Pariser, the co-chief executive officer of Taconic Investment Partners, which owned and redeveloped the building and still manages it today.
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On Monday in Vancouver, the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, helped Amazon announce a new 416,000-square-foot-office, to open in 2022 at the Post, a site redeveloped by the QuadReal Property Group.
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That site has been successfully redeveloped as a mixed-use business hub and now has about 170 tenants from different industries and institutions, occupying around 7.5 million square feet of new or refurbished space.
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The old version of JavaScript isn't going to disappear overnight, but we saw significant growth in ES6 usage over 2016, and I expect most redeveloped sites in the new year will use it as well.
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The department store is set to open in Melbourne and is expected to sign up for a 4,20163-square metre space in the newly redeveloped St Collins Lane building, according to the Australian Financial Review.
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Doubt, which was redeveloped after failing to garner a pickup at the network last pilot season, marked Heigl's return to primetime after her short-lived NBC series State of Affairs was canceled after one season.
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Plans to overhaul it, including efforts to connect it via underground passages to a massive redeveloped main post office across the street to improve passenger access, have been called for and talked about for years.
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By the time he left three terms later, vast stretches of New York had been redeveloped, with new parks, office towers, stadiums, employers and taxpaying residents where there were once blighted properties and industrial land.
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The first of the new superblocks received a mixed reaction when it was unveiled recently in El Poblenou, a former industrial area that has been redeveloped with low-income housing and offices for technology companies.
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However, Terminal B at LaGuardia is being redeveloped by a partnership: Port Authority tapped the private company LaGuardia Gateway Partners to update one terminal of the airport by adding new amenities and modern design elements.
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The club doesn't own its stadium, the future of its academy is uncertain, and its training ground looks set to be redeveloped for housing, leaving one wondering exactly what assets the Sky Blues actually possess.
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The executive, David Orowitz, expressed concerns about what could be built on the Hoover site if it were redeveloped, according to the aide, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss a private conversation.
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The buildings that housed two of the cigar stores were torn down years ago, but the structure where the last of Nied's stores had been on the ground floor escaped demolition and was being redeveloped.
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But deals may become scarce going forward, according to some residents, who worry that waves of new workers in that redeveloped factory area will turn Sunset Park into Brooklyn's next hot area, putting pressure on prices.
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Some in Okinawa would like to follow the example of the Philippines, which pushed out the American military in the early 1990s and redeveloped a major Navy base, at Subic Bay, into a lucrative resort destination.
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Long closed and its future in limbo, the landmark Miramar By the Sea Hotel has been redeveloped and will open in summer as the Rosewood Miramar Beach Montecito in the affluent Montecito enclave near Santa Barbara.
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He also has signed deals in Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim country, to put his name on a redeveloped luxury golf resort in Java and a luxury cliff-top hotel and residential development in Bali.
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The training relies mainly on the types of shooting simulations used by Correll and other researchers to test cops, but the training sessions are redeveloped to purposely disprove stereotypes against race, gender, age, and other factors.
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Boeing has redeveloped that system to give pilots greater control but regulators have not yet signed off on the planes, which remain grounded since last March, after the second of the two crashes that killed 346 people.
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The Buffalo Bayou Park Cistern itself only opened to the public this May, part of the redeveloped Buffalo Bayou Park on the edge of downtown that offers pedestrian-friendly walkways and greenspace around the previously inaccessible waterway.
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The idea of moving to Crystal Palace Park has been mooted, with some speculating that the Crystal Palace Sports Centre, a stadium used primarily for athletics, could be redeveloped into a state-of-the-art football ground.
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Vacant lots are being redeveloped, like the 11-acre parcel that now houses 24 Jones, which is the residential piece of a $94 million project called Springfield Avenue Marketplace that also includes a ShopRite and other stores.
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The Apollo will showcase many of the projects at two new black box theaters at the Victoria, a former movie theater on West 125th Street that is being redeveloped, and is scheduled to open in the fall.
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That area of waterfront real estate is being redeveloped as a mixed-use site, anchored by spots like Mandla, where Mr. Dianiska sells coffee, tea and ceramics, including the thimblelike earthenware cups in which he serves espresso.
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A Sears store closed in 2017 and is now being redeveloped as Esplanade at Aventura, a 315,000-square-foot, open-air retail project from Seritage Growth Properties, a real estate investment trust spun out of Sears Holdings.
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Portugal has opened dozens of new hotels in the past year and private entrepreneurs have redeveloped hundreds of apartment buildings in old parts of Lisbon and other areas to rent to tourists, helping the country's flagging construction sector.
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On the other side of the river is Greylock Works, a former cotton-spinning mill of six connected buildings on nine acres being redeveloped by a married couple, Salvatore Perry and Karla Rothstein, who are New York architects.
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Clearing the 1,13 acre site, once a clanging, smoking hub with blast furnaces, gas and cooling towers and coke ovens, took six years alone and more work underground needs to be done before the land can be redeveloped.
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The company also redeveloped the Asbury Lanes — an old, beer-stained bowling alley — into a new bowling alley and event space that has contracted with a New York-based music promoter to line up shows for the summer.
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Talad Saphan Phut, the market where I'd talked with Ms. Songvisava, shut down in December, and the street-food-centric Sam Yan neighborhood is being redeveloped by Chulalongkorn University, whose projects have already displaced vendors in numerous areas.
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Over in the West End of London, nine dealers were showing works in the raw, unfinished spaces of 22-24 Cork Street, a newly redeveloped office and gallery block in the heart of the city's luxury retail district.
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The protest is taking place on the streets of the Beirut Central District (aka downtown), which was redeveloped by the Solidere corporation, a company that has created large modern luxury buildings that remain mostly empty since they were built.
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Traffic was rerouted through several underground tunnels, and the land adjacent to the river was completely redeveloped into a 300-acre park that includes running and biking trails, skate parks, recreation centers, 17 (!) playgrounds, and even an urban beach.
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For instance, since its entry into the slow-city network in 2015, Lidzbark in Poland has redeveloped its riverfront, introduced free electric public transport, and built new bike lanes and a public square, according to its mayor Maciej Sitarek.
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Finally, out of money and short on hope, they reverted to the playbook from Mr. Privett's past, and decided to squat — tying up on the canal at Paddington, near a busy rail station in a neighborhood being redeveloped rapidly.
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And in the Charlestown section of Boston, another yard was redeveloped to provide a home for the MGH Institute of Health Professions, a graduate school founded by Massachusetts General Hospital, as well as a section of a national park.
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Rubenstein has also redeveloped what Mr. Card called a 300,000-square-foot "corporate bunker" formerly occupied by Avaya in Basking Ridge, bringing in light with a floor-to-ceiling glass facade, and upgrading an auditorium, conference center and other conveniences.
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The inspector general for the agency, the General Services Administration, found that its lawyers agreed that Mr. Trump's election raised constitutional issues about the Trump Organization's lease of the building on Pennsylvania Avenue, which was redeveloped as the Trump International Hotel.
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The housing developer, Richard A. Galvin, the president and chief executive of CV Properties in Boston, convinced them that the structure could be redeveloped into a property that would enhance Brown's other investments in the district, including its medical school.
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But as the golf courses and clubs face growing calls to be redeveloped into public housing, they also are facing angry protests linking the crisis over land use to the city's broader problems of economic inequality and declining social mobility.
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A scalding new addition by Cameron Rowland, one of New York's smartest young artists, amends MOCA's donor recognition wall to reflect how the museum's site on Grand Avenue, formerly a melting pot of Latino and Asian families, was razed and redeveloped.
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"For me, they're already gold medal champions," Sini said while taking a short break from putting the finishing touches on the mural, which covers a 100 square meters (1,076 square feet) high and wide wall on Olympic Boulevard in the redeveloped port district.
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Correction: This story has been updated to reflect that more than half of all of Delta Management's 53 residences have gone into contract, and that Washington Plaza is a rental property that is currently being redeveloped into a luxury co-op residence.
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In late 2014, the Agri-Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore (AVA) told 62 of the local farms, including Jurong Frog Farm, that their land leases would not be renewed when they expired in June 2017, so the land could be redeveloped.
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Past MASS MoCA there is Greylock Works, a former textile mill from 493 sprawling 240,000 square feet over nine acres, which is being redeveloped by Karla Rothstein and Salvatore Perry, the husband-and-wife partners of the Manhattan architecture firm Latent Productions.
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Private entrepreneurs have also redeveloped hundreds of apartment buildings in old parts of Lisbon and other areas of Portugal to rent to tourists, helping the country's flagging construction sector, which this year finally expects to see a turnaround after a 15-year slump.
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In its first proposal, New York offered to use eminent domain to help Amazon get necessary land, and highlighted four city neighborhoods for a new Amazon headquarters, including in the World Trade Center complex and the redeveloped Farley Post Office in Midtown West.
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The city has also drawn investors from outside Rhode Island, like Brady Sullivan Properties of New Hampshire, which has redeveloped two mills, and Urban Smart Growth of California, which is planning to create 250 live-work lofts in a building next to Hope Artiste Village.
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