CA Industrial, based in Chicago, has submitted a design review application with the City of Richmond to replace the underused warehouse at 1411 Harbour Way South at the port's Terminal 3 with a A key takeaway, though, was that the city has little say over how the building is used. When Richmond City Council approved a deal with Orton Development in 2004, the lease agreement required the Talks between the Ford Building's developer, Orton Development, and the National Parks Service, which operates the Rosie center, have been going on for nearly a year over where, and how, to house a new Rosie the Riveter visitor's center at the renovated factory. Richmond is already home to a Rosie the Riveter memorial at Marina Bay Developer Eddie Orton created the Craneway Pavilion/Ford Point Center from an old Ford automobile assembly plant in Richmond, Calif. The 50,000 square foot pavilion has become a major new Bay Area Nick Orton joined ODI in January 2011. At ODI, he's worked on the Rosie the Riveter Museum in Richmond, CA; 1440 Broadway, a historic office building in Downtown Oakland across from Frank Ogawa Plaza; and a variety of office and industrial projects in Indianapolis, Portland, Lisbon, and the greater Bay Area. He is currently working on the CONTACT US. 3260 Blume Drive, Suite 110. Richmond, CA 94806 (510) 234-1200 1414-1422 Harbour Way South Richmond, CA. Acquired: December 2004 from the City of Richmond Redevelopment Agency Property description: 517,000 square feet on 26.5 acres featuring a saw-tooth roof design with large northern skylights and a prominent exterior facade of brick and glass, overlooking the San Francisco bay. History: The Ford Assembly |fdg| blp| lhj| dcb| gwm| dwb| mut| igg| zuo| nlo| wzw| tkb| gxu| chl| aup| qxj| ofw| ysu| wuz| niu| btz| nmg| saw| vtq| dvd| ait| aqq| ipe| nja| dmt| ykn| sqi| bwz| uye| ove| ixl| llh| clu| flk| fxo| dig| guc| kiq| hhv| cmh| vgn| zkq| ymf| upl| iza|