This condo development at Bedford Avenue and S. 2nd Street (official address for city purposes: 320 Bedford Avenue) has been underway so long that we began to think that it was in perpetual construction. It lost its fence…but, wait, it also gained a Stop Work Order a couple of weeks ago along with one of those 1o-day intent to revoke permit letters (that often amount to nothing more than another delay). So, we’re not out of the woods yet. It is a fairly restrained piece of Scaranotecture, featuring more red brick and fewer design flourishes than are typical of work from Robert Scarano. This building is not to be confused with a nearby Scarano that goes by the unfortunate name of The Pad.
New Bedford Ave. Condos Lose Fence, but Have Issues
April 24th, 2008 · 1 Comment
This condo development at Bedford Avenue and S. 2nd Street (official address for city purposes: 320 Bedford Avenue) has been underway so long that we began to think that it was in perpetual construction. It lost its fence…but, wait, it also gained a Stop Work Order a couple of weeks ago along with one of those 1o-day intent to revoke permit letters (that often amount to nothing more than another delay). So, we’re not out of the woods yet. It is a fairly restrained piece of Scaranotecture, featuring more red brick and fewer design flourishes than are typical of work from Robert Scarano. This building is not to be confused with a nearby Scarano that goes by the unfortunate name of The Pad.
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1 Anonymous // Apr 24, 2008 at 8:53 am
The Rubin brothers- Jacob, Abe and Leo are the same creepy owners doing dangerous and illegal building work on South 11th Street, as caught on video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RO8CFZuTVnY