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| Denny Row
Historic exterior restoration of 9 townhouses in the Allegheny West neighborhood of Pittsburgh’s Northside. Grant Amount: $6,000
Project Cost: $500,000
Architect: IAS
Grantee: Allegheny West Civic Council
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| Spinning Plates
Historic renovation of a former car dealership created 26-30 units of housing for low- to moderate-income artists, gallery and communal space. Grant Amount: $10,000
Project Cost: $4.4 million
Architect: Landmarks Design Associates
Grantee: Artists and Cities
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| Clarendon Place
14 units of deteriorating 1910 row houses were converted into 10 for-sale townhouses. Grant Amount: $7,500
Project Cost: $1.2 million
Architect: Loysen + Kreuthmeier
Grantee: Friendship Development Associates
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| Rippey Street Habitat Houses
3 units of new housing built by Habitat for Humanity on two vacant lots in the neighborhood of East Liberty. Grant Amount: $3,000
Project Cost: $450,000
Architect: IAS
Grantees: East Liberty Development, Inc. & Mellon’s Orchard Neigbhorhood Association
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| Sojourner House
16 units of both renovated and new, permanent supportive housing for transitional mothers through the Sojourner House Moms Program. 6 renovated units are complete. Grant Amount: $18,000
Architect: Rothschild Doyno Architects
Grantees: East Liberty Development, Inc. & Negley Place Neighborhood Alliance
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| New Birmingham
32 units of new energy-efficient riverfront housing on Pittsburgh’s South Side. Grant Amount: $5,000
Project Cost: $4.1 million
Architect: Perkins Eastman
Grantee: South Side Local Development Company
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| West End Bank Building
Renovation of former West End Savings & Trust Company building. Grant Amount: $10,000
Project Cost: $1.5 million
Architect: IAS
Grantee: West Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood Development
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| Photo Antiquities Museum
Design for future renovation of a former Spring Garden social hall for its reuse as a museum of historic photography. Grant Amount: $10,000
Architect: Maynes Associates
Grantee: Spring Garden Neighborhood Council
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| 5430 Penn Avenue – Quiet Storm
After having a nuisance bar closed, the neighborhoods of Friendship and Garfield undertook a renovation of the building that now is home to the Quiet Storm coffee house and second floor apartments. Grant Amount: $6,200
Architects: Desmone & Associates, Tai + Lee Architects, & EDGE studio
Grantee: Friendship Development Associates
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| Union Project
Renovation of the former Union Baptist Church into a facility for community activities, art classes, worship services and performance. Grant Amount: $12,000
Project Cost: $1.6 million (to date)
Architects: Desmone & Associates & Mike Eversmeyer, Architect.
Grantee: Union Project & Highland Park CDC
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| Town Square
A community master plan for East Liberty’s Town Square. Grant Amount: $10,000
Architect: Semple Brown Design
Grantee: East Liberty Development, Inc.
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| Lawrenceville Community Plan
Lawrenceville’s first neighborhood-wide community plan. Grant Amount: $12,250
Architect: Pfaffmann + Associates (with Brean Associates and Valentina Vavasis, Consultant)
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| South Side 10 to 1 Trail
A master plan for a missing link of the South Side trail, from approximately 10th Street to 1st Street. Grant Amount: $7,500
Project Cost: $90,000 (to date)
Architect: Klavon Design Associates
Grantee: Friends of the Riverfront
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 | Perrysville Charles Development Strategy
A strategic plan for the redevelopment of a key intersection in the Perry South neighborhood. Grant Amount: $10,000
Architect: Design Alliance Architects
Grantees: Perry Hilltop Citizens Council
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| Kirkpatrick Park
A landscape, urban design and park master plan for a interconnected series of greenspaces, public art and streetscape improvements in the Hill District. Grant Amount: $12,000
Architect: Klavon Design Associates
Grantees: Find the Rivers! & Hill House Association
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| Lawrenceville Riverfront Access Project
A development strategy for Lawrenceville’s riverfront with a focus on kayak/canoe access and improvements to an existing trail. Grant Amount: $5,000
Architect: Pfaffmann + Associates
Grantees: Lawrenceville Corporation, Lawrenceville United, & Lawrenceville Stakeholders
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| Alpine Tot Lot
Landscape design for a new playground in Central Northside. Grant Amount: $3,000
Project Cost: $50,000
Architect: Klavon Design Associates
Grantee: Central Northside Neighborhood Council
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