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April 28, 2008 9:52 am
Walker Evans
The Dispatch wrote Here comes the Neighborhood Monday, April 28, 2008 BY MIKE PRAMIK THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH The blue-gray building at the northeast corner of Gay and 4th streets is the linchpin in developer Edwards Cos.’ Neighborhood Launch project. The structure has a mixture of residential styles, including three-story town houses, second-floor studios and garden-style […]
Gay St. Edwards Development Hopes to be Neighborhood
The following discussion is about the Edwards Development along Gay St and where the company found inspiration for the building designs they have implemented. Their hope is for the development to become a new distinct neighborhood in downtown.
Is the Edwards Development on Gay St. too Short?
September 17, 2007 7:23 pm Walker Evans
After looking at this photo on Columbus RetroMetro and reading the comment left by Matt on this post it really does give you a good telling picture of just how short the Edwards Development is going to be on Gay Street. Of course, three story townhomes are a huge improvement over flat parking lots, but […]
