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roject ID: 904476

Project Name: Available to Subscribers only. Click here to Sign Up.

Project Type: Demolition, Remodeling, Renovation Documents (0): Map: Aerial Photo:

Anyone have a clue which theatre this is? I cant seem to get the 2700 seats number to match up with the any of the theatres I know. Just wondering if its the saeger, orpheum, state palace, joy, munincipal auditorium or some college venue! The saenger has 2800 seats so perhaps this is it?

Building Use: Theaters / Auditoriums

Reported: 03/06/2009

Status: Design

Private / Public: Private

Location: New Orleans, LA

Project Address: Available to Subscribers only. Click here to Sign Up.

Bid Date:

Est. Start Date: November 2009

DescriptionRenovation of a theater development in New Orleans. Design development plans call for the renovations of an existing 2,700-seat theater, including restored interiors, modernized HVAC and mechanical systems, and expanded support and performance spaces.

Construction is expected to begin in the fall of 2009. No further inquiries are requested at this time.

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roject ID: 904476

Project Name: Available to Subscribers only. Click here to Sign Up.

Project Type: Demolition, Remodeling, Renovation Documents (0): Map: Aerial Photo:

Anyone have a clue which theatre this is? I cant seem to get the 2700 seats number to match up with the any of the theatres I know. Just wondering if its the saeger, orpheum, state palace, joy, munincipal auditorium or some college venue! The saenger has 2800 seats so perhaps this is it?

Building Use: Theaters / Auditoriums

Reported: 03/06/2009

Status: Design

Private / Public: Private

Location: New Orleans, LA

Project Address: Available to Subscribers only. Click here to Sign Up.

Bid Date:

Est. Start Date: November 2009

DescriptionRenovation of a theater development in New Orleans. Design development plans call for the renovations of an existing 2,700-seat theater, including restored interiors, modernized HVAC and mechanical systems, and expanded support and performance spaces.

Construction is expected to begin in the fall of 2009. No further inquiries are requested at this time.

I think this is most likely the Saenger. Read an article on nola a few months back that said that a deal was done to get the saenger theatre renovated.

http://www.nola.com/news/index.ssf/2009/01...rleans_sae.html

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Brand new website has premiered for The Roosevelt New Orleans. This property looks to be quite amazing. A Guerlain Spa is an impressive get for the hotel( one of only three in the USA), as well as a new John Besh restaurant.

www.therooseveltneworleans.com

Im going to try and ride around and get updates on the many construction sites around the city.

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I dont know much, but Ill tell you this economy isnt close to bottoming out. Look for much worse in the fall, and that unfortunately means unless the government is paying for/subsidizing it, you cant get a loan for your project.

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FYI The new high rise project at 930 Poydras is scheduled to open by the end of this year. With the rumor of the economy having bottomed out perhaps another big project down town will be green lighted by then.

I see this building going up every work day. I can only hope that the portion of the curtain wall that is up is far from finished product. It is dark and dreary.

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I see this building going up every work day. I can only hope that the portion of the curtain wall that is up is far from finished product. It is dark and dreary.

The windows are starting to go up now, should lighten up the curtain. Also on the test strips there were a lot of light grey and green panels as well. I think the final project will be much better.

This forum sure is hopping!

Try this forum, there is much more going on!

http://forum.skyscraperpage.com/showthread.php?t=100363

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Here are just a few projects on the drawing board for the NOLA area.....

New Orleans BioInnovation Center Inc.

$45 million

Construction of a research and office center with a 65,000-square-foot web lab business incubator and 10,000-square-foot lab for the Louisiana Gene Therapy Research Consortium.

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ON THE RIVER: The $30 million Reinventing the Crescent redevelopment project will replace old cargo docks with a public waterfront park that includes bake paths and walkways.

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A BIGGER D-DAY: $300 million will quadruple the size of the National World War II Museum.

National World War II Museum expansion

$300 million

The first phase-a 70,000-square-foot complex that includes 250-seat theater, restaurant and canteen-is slated to open in fall 2009. Completion expected in 2015.

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JEFFERSON PARISH

Huey P. Long Bridge expansion

$1.2 billion

The project is widening the bridge from two 9-foot lanes with no shoulders to three 11-foot lanes with shoulders and will double the bridge

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Came across this development that is proposed:

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It is hurricane proof, can float, will contain 1M square feet of commercial space, a school, a hospital, 20K residences and 3 casinos. Interestingly enough, it isn't April Fool's. :blink:

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thanks Richy, thats the first rendering I have seen of the Huey Long Bridge, man that is awkward looking.

Huey P. Long

This website has pics and computer generated video showing the approaches, etc. The eastbound approaches are rising very quickly on the westbank, and the westbank surface road is visible as one comes on the down-ramp on the westbank side. The cement supports have the HPL bridge support arch on them.

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A few weeks ago, the crane at 930 Poydras was raised about a hundred feet over the weekend. It is now even with the 26th floor of the First Bank & Trust Tower, which makes me wonder whether the final height will be a little higher. ;)

Speaking of the First Bank & Trust Tower, the flood lighting hasn't been working on it lately. Come to think of it, the lights on top of the Energy Center haven't been working either, at least not on a regular basis.

When Benson buys Dominion, I hope he fixes up the lighting, only half of which work.

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