In the discussion about Jaron Garrett's plans
for Washington and Pennsylvania streets, someone asked about 38 E. Washington St. The building burned earlier this year, and
now is being restored. Plans call for first-floor retail and second-floor offices. This rendering is courtesy of local architect
Charles O. Rivers. The work is being done by locally based Pro-Kleen Restorations LLC.In other news: If
you have any Bearno's nostalgia, mark your calendar. The sports memorabilia, tables and restaurant equipment are scheduled
to be auctioned off at 10 a.m. Saturday. What else is going on?
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Still, this is an obvious improvement over the burned-out look. Why so few windows in the upper level, though?
That's what is up there already!! The rendering shows the current covering will either be cleaned or replaced with materials that echo the present-day appearance.
Can you check in on the renovation of Buggs Temple? Its going to be too cold for a Ritters run here soon.
Thanks.
I did walk by a couple days ago and peaked in the windows. I can tell you that it looks like it's couple hard-days-work from being ready for opening -- a sharp contrast from the way it looked back in July with exposed framings everywhere. However, it honestly doesn't look that there's any hard work going on.
What a mystery that place is. The work/progress never stops but it never actually opens.
Cory -- I also noticed that there's an auction sign from Colliers Turley Martin Tucker out in front of Peyton's Place at Indiana Ave. and West St. I think the date is October 3rd. Not too exciting, but I suppose it's worth keeping an eye on.
**Does anyone know what restaurant is going into Peyton's Place?
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