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Jacksonville’s historic warehouses and industrial buildings tell the story of a city shaped by railroads, shipping, manufacturing and commerce. From coffee roasting plants and wholesale grocery warehouses to bottling operations and distribution centers, these buildings once formed the backbone of Jacksonville’s working
Once one of the busiest passenger rail stations in the Midwest, St. Paul Union Depot sat without passenger trains for more than four decades. Its restoration offers a compelling example of how a historic downtown train station can find new life as a multimodal transportation hub and destination. -
Long before entrepreneurship became a buzzword, Sophia Nickerson Starks built one of Jacksonville's most influential Black-owned institutions. -
For years, The Jaxson has championed a simple but powerful urban redevelopment principle we call Clustering, Complementing Uses within a Compact (CCC) setting. While the concept may sound technical, its application is straightforward: bring people, businesses, activities, and destinations together within a walkable env
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Gateway Jax seeks DDRB conceptual approval for Pearl Square's latest adaptive reuse project. Let us known what you think! -
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