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Monday, May 05, 2014

SNEAK PEEK OF PUBLIC ART, SHOPS AT BAINBRIDGE BETHESDA LUXURY APARTMENTS (PHOTOS)

Some major developments from the Bainbridge Bethesda luxury apartment tower construction site: First, the protected walkway has been removed from the sidewalk along Fairmont Avenue. Second, the future storefronts of the ground floor retail spaces are now revealed, as well as the loading docks. Finally, I have a sneak peek of the public art that will be displayed on the pedestrian plaza at the building, which connects St. Elmo and Fairmont Avenues.
Future pedestrian street between
St. Elmo and Fairmont Avenues

Looking towards Fairmont Avenue
on the pedestrian street

Still some work to be done here...

Sneak peek of public art piece
hanging along the
pedestrian street

Now this is an improvement:
The protective construction
canopy has been removed
along the Fairmont Avenue
side of the property

View of Fairmont Avenue sidewalk
facing Old Georgetown Road
(and banner ad for
Turner Construction)

Future loading dock

Future retail shop or
restaurant 1

Future retail shop
or restaurant 2

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3 comments:

  1. Anonymous11:15 AM

    Any update on Bainbridge vs. Fresh Grill lawsuit?

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  2. Robert Dyer9:44 PM

    I haven't heard any new details recently, but will post if I hear something.

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  3. Andrew N6:44 AM

    If Bethesda wants to be seen as an arts destination, they should thinking about allowing local artists to paint things like utility boxes and the outside of the Verizon CO and Pepco substations.

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