Tag Archives: development

Which Pasadena neighborhoods are up-and-coming?

Posted on August 30, 2010 by Evelyn Barge

Tweet Hometown Pasadena asked blogger and Realtor Brigham Yen to name an up-and-coming neighborhood in the area “that not everyone knows about yet.” He continues the discussion today on his blog, putting forth Colorado Boulevard between Lake Avenue and Pasadena City … Continue reading →

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Ambassador College 1969 yearbook

Posted on January 8, 2010 by Evelyn Barge

>>INSIDER On the heels of news that a 10-acre portion of the old Ambassador College property has been sold to a builder that plans to start constructing town houses there in 2011, Gawker Media’s women’s blog Jezebel shares this gem: … Continue reading →

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Pasadena area real-estate and development roundup

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Evelyn Barge

>>LIVE There will be a ribbon-cutting Monday for the new Jet Propulsion Laboratory Flight Projects Center at 4800 Oak Grove in Pasadena. The structure was designed by Irvine-based architecture firm LPA Inc. (via CurbedLA) Would you prefer two years of … Continue reading →

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Pasadena area real-estate and development roundup

Posted on October 15, 2009 by Evelyn Barge

>>LIVE A mixed-use project is being developed for the southeast corner of Colorado Blvd. and El Molino Ave. The new five-story office building will replace the two-story furnishings store. (Brigham Yen) The 71-unit Granite Park (on Granite Drive, obviously) that’s … Continue reading →

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Get to know Gold Line bridge designer who will shape ‘gateway to the San Gabriel Valley’

Posted on August 26, 2009 by Evelyn Barge

>>INSIDER In today’s paper, a Star-News reporter caught up with Andrew Leicester, the Minnesota-based artist who was chosen to design a bridge along the Foothill Gold Line extension in Arcadia. The 739-foot structure is being billed as an iconic gateway … Continue reading →

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24-hour art: Daniel Buren’s ‘A Rainbow in the Sky’ at shifting One Colorado in Pasadena

Posted on August 19, 2009 by Evelyn Barge

>>GO Another large-scale public art installation is on display in the One Colorado Courtyard, and it is already garnering a lot of attention from the media and public since it went on display over the weekend. The installation is presented … Continue reading →

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What’s to become of the former YWCA building designed by Julia Morgan?

Posted on August 11, 2009 by Evelyn Barge

>>THINK Curbed LA has obtained renderings for a proposal to restore the historic YWCA building designed by Julia Morgan. The images come on the heels of a Pasadena Weekly story about the growing movement by city officials and preservationists to … Continue reading →

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