J Magazine Summer 2018
The magazine of the rebirth of Jacksonville's downtown
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NEWMAN<br />
MARKET<br />
SPRINGFIELD<br />
Cathedral District<br />
St. John’s Cathedral created a<br />
master plan to build a diverse<br />
community of people who want<br />
to live, work and play Downtown, including a<br />
school and retail.<br />
STATUS: Cathedral District Jacksonville bought<br />
the Community Connections property and is<br />
talking to developers.<br />
LIBERTY<br />
WASHINGTON<br />
CATHERINE<br />
FSCJ student housing<br />
This project to give FSCJ a presence<br />
Downtown will have 20 apartments for<br />
58 students and a café named 20West<br />
as part of the school’s culinary program.<br />
STATUS: Café 20West is open for breakfast and lunch<br />
weekdays as a student-run farm-to-table, counter-service<br />
restaurant. The housing should be open by fall.<br />
BAY<br />
THE DORO<br />
DISTRICT<br />
Intuition Ale<br />
Works and Manifest<br />
anchor the Doro buildings,<br />
which are proposed to include<br />
a restaurant, bar and bowling.<br />
STATUS: Approved by the<br />
city and awaiting tenants or<br />
investors.<br />
PALMETTO<br />
VETERANS<br />
MEMORIAL<br />
ARENA<br />
ADAMS<br />
A. PHILIP RANDOLPH<br />
Parking Lot J/<br />
Shipyards/Metro<br />
Park project<br />
Shad Khan announced that his<br />
proposed Shipyards/Met Park development<br />
will begin on Lot J next to the stadium, with an<br />
entertainment complex, two office towers and a<br />
hotel that could have some residences.<br />
STATUS: Iguana Investments has partnered with<br />
the accomplished Cordish Companies of Baltimore<br />
and, if plans and funding are worked out,<br />
construction should begin in Spring 2019.<br />
BASEBALL<br />
GROUNDS<br />
GEORGIA<br />
FRANKLIN<br />
SPORTS COMPLEX<br />
GATOR BOWL BLVD.<br />
TIAA<br />
BANK FIELD<br />
DAILY’S<br />
PLACE<br />
FLAGLER<br />
NORTHBANK<br />
Old city hall<br />
and county<br />
courthouse<br />
The city budget includes<br />
$8 million to raze the empty<br />
buildings and clear the site for a<br />
possible new convention center.<br />
STATUS: The city is awaiting bids<br />
from three qualified contractors.<br />
PRUDENTIAL DR.<br />
KIPP<br />
4<br />
HENDRICKS<br />
SAN MARCO<br />
KINGS<br />
ONYX<br />
USS ADAMS<br />
The Adams, a retired U.S. Navy destroyer,<br />
is proposed to be anchored as a museum<br />
ship in the St. Johns off Berkman II.<br />
STATUS: The ship is still stuck at the Philadelphia Navy<br />
Yard, and the Navy is dragging its feet at releasing it.<br />
U.S. Rep. John Rutherford is aggressively pushing top<br />
Navy leadership.<br />
S T . J O H N S R I V E R<br />
SOUTHBANK<br />
St. Johns River nodes<br />
A group of architects proposed creating a series of nodes<br />
or pocket parks along the St. Johns with strong visual<br />
elements and activities to engage people. City Council<br />
member Lori Boyer has taken the lead.<br />
STATUS: First will be Friendship Fountain Park. The city budget has<br />
$1 million, with another $1 million to come next year,<br />
5<br />
MONTANA<br />
The District<br />
Peter Rummell’s<br />
community concept<br />
will have up to<br />
1,170 residences, 200 hotel<br />
rooms, 285,500 square feet of<br />
office space, with a marina and<br />
public spaces along the Southbank<br />
Riverwalk.<br />
STATUS: After an apparently<br />
successful upheaval of financing<br />
plans, legislation for the<br />
redevelopment agreement was<br />
filed in City Council last month.<br />
Approval is expected.<br />
Daily’s<br />
Place<br />
The TIAA Bank<br />
Field expanded to<br />
the south with an indoor Jaguars<br />
practice field and the 5,500-seat<br />
Daily’s Place amphitheater.<br />
STATUS: Open, with plans to<br />
be joined by the Parking Lot J<br />
project.<br />
NEW APARTMENTS<br />
[finished, under construction<br />
or approved]<br />
1 Lofts at LaVilla<br />
2 Lofts at Monroe<br />
3 Lofts at Jefferson Station<br />
4 San Marco Apartments<br />
5 Broadstone River House<br />
6 Houston Street Manor<br />
7 The Brooklyn Riverside<br />
DOWNTOWN<br />
JACKSONVILLE<br />
TRACKING DEVELOPMENT IN THE URBAN CORE<br />
SUMMER <strong>2018</strong> | J MAGAZINE 15