Ghirardelli Square adaptive reuse studies (early involvement)
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Ghirardelli Square adaptive reuse studies (early involvement) refers to the pioneering planning and design work that helped transform San Francisco’s historic Ghirardelli chocolate factory complex into one of the first major mixed-use, heritage-preserving urban redevelopment projects in the United States.
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Target entity: Ghirardelli Square adaptive reuse studies (early involvement) Context triple: [Wurster, Bernardi and Emmons, notableWork, Ghirardelli Square adaptive reuse studies (early involvement)]
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San Pedro Public Market redevelopment area
The San Pedro Public Market redevelopment area is a waterfront revitalization project in San Pedro, California, transforming the former Ports O’ Call Village and surrounding harborfront into a modern mixed-use destination with dining, retail, and public spaces.
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South Cove urban renewal project
The South Cove urban renewal project was a mid-20th-century redevelopment initiative in Boston that transformed a historically immigrant and working-class neighborhood through large-scale clearance and construction, significantly reshaping the city’s Chinatown and surrounding areas.
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Harrison Square project
The Harrison Square project is a downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana redevelopment initiative that includes Parkview Field and surrounding mixed-use urban improvements.
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Charles Center urban renewal project
The Charles Center urban renewal project was a major mid-20th-century redevelopment initiative in downtown Baltimore that transformed a declining commercial district into a modern office and retail complex.
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Lick House alterations, San Francisco
Lick House alterations, San Francisco were architectural modifications to the historic Lick House hotel in San Francisco designed by prominent American architect A. Page Brown.
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- G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.
Target entity: Ghirardelli Square adaptive reuse studies (early involvement) Target entity description: Ghirardelli Square adaptive reuse studies (early involvement) refers to the pioneering planning and design work that helped transform San Francisco’s historic Ghirardelli chocolate factory complex into one of the first major mixed-use, heritage-preserving urban redevelopment projects in the United States.
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A.
San Pedro Public Market redevelopment area
The San Pedro Public Market redevelopment area is a waterfront revitalization project in San Pedro, California, transforming the former Ports O’ Call Village and surrounding harborfront into a modern mixed-use destination with dining, retail, and public spaces.
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B.
South Cove urban renewal project
The South Cove urban renewal project was a mid-20th-century redevelopment initiative in Boston that transformed a historically immigrant and working-class neighborhood through large-scale clearance and construction, significantly reshaping the city’s Chinatown and surrounding areas.
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C.
Harrison Square project
The Harrison Square project is a downtown Fort Wayne, Indiana redevelopment initiative that includes Parkview Field and surrounding mixed-use urban improvements.
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D.
Charles Center urban renewal project
The Charles Center urban renewal project was a major mid-20th-century redevelopment initiative in downtown Baltimore that transformed a declining commercial district into a modern office and retail complex.
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E.
Lick House alterations, San Francisco
Lick House alterations, San Francisco were architectural modifications to the historic Lick House hotel in San Francisco designed by prominent American architect A. Page Brown.
- F. None of above. chosen
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