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Next parking expansion in downtown Ann Arbor could start in 2018

ANN ARBOR, MI - The next expansion of downtown Ann Arbor 's public parking system could start next spring and be completed by the end of 2019 if there's political support for it. Downtown Development Authority leaders are continuing to discuss adding hundreds more parking spaces by expanding the garage at Ann and Ashley streets, taking it from six to nine stories. At their last meeting in July, DDA board members were presented with an estimated timeline indicating construction drawings , along with site plan approval from the City Council, could be done by January 2018, with the project going out to bid after that. The estimated construction time is 12 to 14 months. The timeline presented to the DDA board assumes construction delays and shows contractor selection could happen in May 2018, with construction lasting through December 2019. It's assumed the contractor would stage construction to allow patrons to use the garage while the work is being done. The Ann/A...

The 10 Best Apartment Building Construction Services in Smyrna, TN 2017

ABBA Construction LLC apartment building construction service • Smyrna, TN Welcome to Abba Construction . Serving all of Middle Tennessee, we are a residential and commercial construction company with 20+ years of experience in the industry and have a client portfolio to back up what we say about our company. Our services are not just limited to construction. We make your build site look amazing by also providing landscaping and much more. Tell us your vision and let us build it for you. We are committed to our customers and hope to develop lasting relationships by providing professional, reliable, and exceptional service on each and every project ~ from conception to completion. We focus on the details, needs, and expectations of our customers' ~ that is our priority. We look forward to the opportunity to work with you on your next construction project !

Ashton Woods housing work at former Glenridge Hall to start May 7

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Ashton Woods’ massive and controversial housing development at the former Glenridge Hall site on Abernathy Road in Sandy Springs will begin Sat., May 7, according to a spokesperson. Glenridge Hall site ." width="378" height="296" /> A new rendering of Ashton Woods’ Aria redevelopment at the former Glenridge Hall site . Now dubbed “Aria,” the Ashton Woods project has two main sections flanking Abernathy at Glenridge Drive. The part starting now is a 47-acre housing redevelopment and a new public park at the former Glenridge Hall mansion . The other part, which may start late this year, is a 29-acre mix of condos, apartments, detached houses and retail space next to the future Mercedes- Benz USA headquarters . In addition, a third Ashton Woods redevelopment along Glenridge Drive, a 25- acre townhome project formerly known as Glenn West, is now being branded as part of the Aria project. That plan also includes new sports fields for the neighboring Mount ...

Multi-million dollar aged development gets nod

THE development of a $ 100 million senior residential care facility in Coffs Harbour has been approved. At a Northern Joint Regional Planning Panel public determination meeting the panel voted in favour of the Bachrach Naumburger Group development . The development will include a 120 bed care facility , 183 self-contained dwellings and a community centre on the corner of Arthur and York Sts. Concerns were raised over flooding, single road access and building height but most of the panel thought these issues had been addressed in plans. The development was voted for 3-1. Bachrach Naumburger Group general manager Steve Gooley said he was always confident in getting the application through. "At the moment there is significant waiting lists to get into nursing homes in Coffs Harbour and there is very limited accommodation for retirement living,” Mr Gooley said. He said the project would create more than 200 jobs which would mostly be locally sourced. Mr Gooley said construction s...