^Did I miss something? Where did that come from?
No doubt about the location; it's great. Just hoping that they don't think good development will automatically happen without good planning.
Their website already looks better than Wheeler's that it has pictures and a vision of what could/will be.
What does that even mean? It's a one-page website of random street scenes. Probably about an hour spent on Google image search. It's essentially a Pinterest board. You're suggesting that is more impressive than Wheeler's planning documents?
Article in the Oklahoman about the Strawberry Fields development:
Blighted Oklahoma City neighborhood targeted for redevelopment | News OK
This is kind of funny cause I saw a story on KOCO's 5pm news that showed that blighted area--I believe they said it was 5 homes and 2 businesses--that are to be demolished because they are all beyond repair. Of course, KOCO did not have any mention of Strawberry Fields because they probably don't do their research here.
while painfully short on details, this website gets my blood pumping in a way the Wheeler District does not. Hopefully there are teeth to the "multicultural" promise on the website. The gallery of images is very impressive, also. What a city this could be if 10% of that imagery were to come to pass.
I'd like to know more about the vision for the area. Lacking a lot here.
The design of the boulevard on the northern edge of Strawberry Fields becomes all the more important to the success of any proposed development in that area.
Not sure if this is the right thread for this, but there is a lot of historic fabric left in the area just north of the proposed Strawberry Fields. I think preservationists should start thinking about how to preserve this.
Revisiting the "lost city" | News OK
The developers who own or who have been acquiring property in that area generally plan to renovate most those buildings.
This is where Urban Farmhouse is located, for example.
What a great idea, love that this area has been chosen. I love the idea of dense urban borders on the park, and since we'll have the Convention on one side, it's great to see something different on the other. If this turns out like an old Boston brownstone neighborhood then I'd pick this over Wheeler
Any update on this area?
Can we just stop with copying names from other, more famous places?
^^^^^^^^
Well, a small section of Central Park in NYC is named Strawberry Fields...for the Beatles song.
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