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What will the new St. Pete Pier look like?

Joshua McMorrow-Hernandez Tuesday, September 13, 2016

Designers, architects and St. Petersburg officials are engaging locals and tourists in a new pier design intended to proudly represent the city and enhance the popular Bayfront area for decades to come.

What is a wellness district? Vinik-Cascade project in downtown Tampa promotes healthy lifestyle

William March Tuesday, August 23, 2016

Designers of downtown Tampa's Wellness District are looking to create innovative spaces and places that promote a healthy lifestyle. Think air, water, nourishment, light, fitness, comfort and mind.

A "Before I Die" wall is installed along the Tampa Riverwalk. Leadership Tampa Bay is behind the project that will soon host anonymous "Before I Die" wishes.

What's on your bucket list? Post it on Before I Die Wall coming to Tampa, St. Pete

Mike Salinero Monday, August 22, 2016

Leadership Tampa Bay class brings "Before I die I want to ____'' global art project to Tampa Riverwalk. You're invited to fill in the blank.

William Cooper says goodbye to Dr. Mary Dorritie at the Tampa VAMC domiciliary care facility.

Coalition provides help, homes for local vets living on streets

Kendra Langlie Tuesday, August 09, 2016

Because Florida has one of the highest populations of homeless veterans in the country, the Tampa Housing Authority, the VA and the local Homeless Initiative are collaborating to find permanent solutions toward ending veteran homelessness in our community.

What's next in downtown Tampa? Rebirth of West Bank of Hillsborough River

Mike Salinero Tuesday, July 26, 2016

Tampa’s city government and the Tampa Housing Authority are embarking on a grand experiment: Rebuilding a neighborhood from the ground up.

For Good: USF architecture students put urban design to work for St. Pete nonprofit

Janan Talafer Tuesday, July 12, 2016

USF graduate students studying architecture use design to transform a nonprofit recovery program in St. Petersburg and begin to take back a crime-ridden part of downtown.

Project-by-project, developers help Tampa find its urban roots

Zac Taylor Tuesday, July 12, 2016

From the smell of fresh paint on old homes in historic neighborhoods to the sight of construction cranes towering over downtown streets, it’s easy to appreciate what a long-time local developer means when he says Tampa is “discovering itself.”

Tampa's next hot neighborhood? The Heights creates urban space to live, work, play and stay

Mike Salinero Tuesday, June 28, 2016

Looking to move into downtown Tampa in the next couple of years? Your options are growing every month, including the latest project featuring an urban designed community on the Tampa Riverwalk. Welcome to The Heights.

Pinellas Hope will house clients in new cottages made from shipping containers.

For Good: Volunteers convert shipping containers into sturdy housing for homeless

Janan Talafer Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Pinellas County finds a partial solution for housing Tampa Bay Area homeless people when volunteers tackle converting shipping containers into temporary homes. The project is being shared with other communities across Florida.

Jack Ross is Executive Director of the Jewish Community Center.

Neighborhood community center emerges from West Tampa historic space, nurtures startups

Mike Salinero Tuesday, June 14, 2016

A new Jewish Community Center being built inside the old Fort Homer W. Hesterly Armory is expected to lead an economic resurgence in West Tampa neighborhoods.

Richard Gonzmart with his pups Rex and Rusty at Goody Goody in South Tampa.

Sense of place, history motivate Tampa native in recreating iconic restaurants

Michelle Bearden Tuesday, June 07, 2016

A resurrected Goody Goody in Hyde Park Village in South Tampa is just one of many projects undertaken by Tampa native Richard Gonzmart.

Co-Working spaces expand, attract talent in the Tampa Bay region

Janan Talafer Tuesday, May 10, 2016

Collaborative co-working spaces are hot in places like Chicago, New York City, San Francisco -- and in Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater. Local entrepreneurs share why this new type of business arrangement works better for them than traditional places to work.

Ed Verner shows some of the office space in the Lee Building.

Main Street revival: Downtown Plant City carves out new path to the future

Susan Green Tuesday, May 10, 2016

A new Main Street design team is tackling revitalization efforts in Plant City as community leaders focus on how best to encourage new investments and job growth in the downtown area.

Retrofitting Tampa Bay for climate change: From understanding to action

Zac Taylor Tuesday, April 26, 2016

Several key themes and insights have emerged through conversations and reflections related to 83 Degrees Media's series on climate change, arguably leaving us with more questions and ideas than clear answers or sound solutions. In that spirit, by way of conclusion, here are four provocations to keep the conversation moving forward across Tampa Bay.

The storm water vault at Technology Park at ENCORE!

Healthy, green affordable housing in Downtown Tampa celebrates Earth Day

Kendra Langlie Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Innovative, sustainable and adding value -- the Tampa Housing Authority is hosting its first annual community Earth Day celebration this year, showcasing ENCORE! Tampa and its green design.

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What will the new St. Pete Pier look like?

What is a wellness district? Vinik-Cascade project in downtown Tampa promotes healthy lifestyle

What's on your bucket list? Post it on Before I Die Wall coming to Tampa, St. Pete

Coalition provides help, homes for local vets living on streets

What's next in downtown Tampa? Rebirth of West Bank of Hillsborough River

For Good: USF architecture students put urban design to work for St. Pete nonprofit

Project-by-project, developers help Tampa find its urban roots

Tampa's next hot neighborhood? The Heights creates urban space to live, work, play and stay

For Good: Volunteers convert shipping containers into sturdy housing for homeless

Neighborhood community center emerges from West Tampa historic space, nurtures startups

Sense of place, history motivate Tampa native in recreating iconic restaurants

Co-Working spaces expand, attract talent in the Tampa Bay region

Main Street revival: Downtown Plant City carves out new path to the future

Retrofitting Tampa Bay for climate change: From understanding to action

Healthy, green affordable housing in Downtown Tampa celebrates Earth Day

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