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The new funds will be allocated to approximately ten different infrastructure projects across the city.
Read the ArticlePlans include Union Station improvements, Whalley Avenue redesign, Goffe St. Armory redevelopment, and the New Haven Green streetscape plan
Read the ArticleGoffe Street Armory in New Haven is added to the CT Freedom Trail, marking a pivotal historical site in the civil rights movement and the Black Panther Party's history.
Read the ArticleA 135,000-square-foot building across from Goffe Street Park, the armory was built in 1930 for the dual purpose of accommodating the National ...
Read the ArticleThe article highlights the ongoing discussions and hopes for the revitalization of the Goffe Street Armory, with community members envisioning various uses for the historic building and emphasizing the need for sustained funding and support.
Read the ArticleThe article highlights a community forum where over 100 attendees gathered to envision the future of the Goffe Street Armory, a vacant city-owned building, with various ideas ranging from housing and youth centers to affordable food markets and wellness centers, emphasizing the need for community collaboration and financing planning.
Read the ArticleCommunity members gathered to brainstorm ideas for the future of the vacant Goffe Street Armory, proposing various uses including affordable housing, vocational training, artists' collectives, and more, while emphasizing the need for community involvement and continued discussions on bringing the historic building back to life.
Read the ArticleThere is so much more in store for this New Haven landmark. Now is an opportunity to discuss how it can be returned to service for people in New Haven.
Read the ArticleIn the heart of New Haven, the Armory Community Garden, nurtured by dedicated community activists, has become a symbol of hope, sustainability, and social connection, while also spearheading efforts to preserve the historic Goffe Street Armory nearby.
Read the ArticleIn several weeks, the board is scheduled to vote on applying for and accepting an urban action grant from the state Department of Economic and Community Development's Historic Restoration Fund to rehab the Goffe Street Armory and turn it into the long sought after dream of an alderwoman.
Read the ArticleThe report from the Yale School of Management's Inclusive Economic Development Lab (2022) details a comprehensive study on the redevelopment of the Goffe Street Armory. It explores various aspects such as informative histories, potential funding sources, and use scenarios, and offers recommendations for a successful redevelopment process that is sensitive to community needs and historical significance.
View ReportThe nomination document for the Goffe Street Armory to be included in the National Register of Historic Places focuses on the building's historical and architectural significance. It emphasizes the armory's role in military and community activities, showcasing its unique architectural features and its importance in reflecting broader American military and social history.
View ReportElihu Rubin's report, 'Excavating the Armory,' details the history and current state of the New Haven Armory, emphasizing its architectural significance and diverse past uses. It also highlights efforts to engage the community in reimagining the armory's future, including an interactive exhibit and a public installation that invites public participation in its preservation and potential uses.
View ReportWJE reviewed the building's conditions, produced repair design drawings, and supplied construction documents for public bidding, benefiting both the client's cost estimate and the City of New Haven's grant application after grant approval.
View ReportThe appraisal report provides two estimated property values of the Goffe St Armory in New Haven: the prospective market value assuming rehabilitation and the "as is" market value as of September 28, 2012. These estimates are intended for the City of New Haven to evaluate a property planned for rehabilitation into offices and social service facilities, with various conditions and assumptions taken into account.
View ReportThe report outlines a Request for Proposals (RFP) by the City of New Haven for the lease of the Goffe Street Armory. It details the City's goals to lease out 95,000 square feet of space for sustainable operation, create jobs, expand the tax base, and incorporate uses compatible with youth and community initiatives. The report also includes selection criteria and necessary compliance with zoning and historic preservation standards.
View ReportThis report provides a comprehensive analysis of the New Haven State Armory's existing conditions, its potential for reuse, and suggests various new uses for the building. It covers topics like building conditions, structural integrity, code compliance, and explores possibilities for repurposing the space, including community-oriented functions and commercial activities.
View ReportThe state correction commissioner is exploring alternative locations for prison beds following the withdrawal of funding for converting the New Haven armory into a jail. This decision came after the General Assembly's finance committee bonding subcommittee cut $50 million allocated for prison expansion.
View ReportThis document presents case studies of armories repurposed for community use, such as the Park Slope Armory in Brooklyn, NY, serving as a shelter and community center, and the Dawson Armory in Dawson, MN, transformed into a library and senior apartments. Other examples include the Newburgh Armory Unity Center in Newburgh, NY, with sports and educational facilities, and the Galvan Armory in Hudson, NY, hosting a library and child care center.
View Case StudyThe document explores the historical context of armories built in the United States and presents various case studies on how these buildings have been repurposed for contemporary uses. It details specific examples like the Cranston Street Armory in Rhode Island, Bedford Union Armory in New York, and Willimantic Armory in Connecticut, showcasing their transformation into community centers, housing, and wellness facilities.
View Case StudyThis report focuses on various armories in the United States and their transformation into new uses. Examples include the Savannah Armory, now part of the Savannah School of Art and Design, and the Bedford Union Armory in Brooklyn, NY, which is being converted into affordable housing and a community center.
View Case StudyThe document examines the historical and current use of armories in the United States, presenting diverse case studies on their repurposing. It details the transformation of these buildings into community centers, educational facilities, and other public spaces, offering insight into potential future uses and inviting community input on these developments.
View Case StudyThis interim report explores the optimal reuse options for the Cranston Street Armory in Providence, Rhode Island, suggesting minimal renovations to utilize the drill hall and towers while preserving the building's historical essence and iconography. It presents potential strategies for renovation that focus on minimal upgrades for flexible use, minimizing impact on the historic structure, and enhancing accessibility, with ideas for better integration with Dexter Park and Cranston Street.
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