A series of entries designed to capture the ongoing adventures of NINA! See how we came to be where we are today, and follow along as we enter the new century of social media!
Page: 60Jeff Giddings at work on the front porch. Around the corner, on the north side of the house, there's a space where we will install a sunflower plaque, which is now finished and over at the house. The plaque, prepared by local artist Jackie McKinney, takes a sunflower plaque on the west side of 181 Collins Street as its inspiration. Rumor has it that the sunflower was a particular favorite of George Keller, whence our theory that 181 Collins is a Keller house.
The front porch is shaping up nicely. A few glimpses inside as well, and a look at the back porch, too.
A few shots of the roof, plus progress on the elevator.
The elevator corridors on the 2nd and 3rd floors have taken shape, and now we're adding brick to the facade.
All of our stuff is in our new office on the third floor, but we still have some improvements to make before we can truly settle in.
It's the little things in life, really. We have settled on a new space for our offices up on the third floor of Veeder Place, and we bought this new cart to facilitate our move upstairs.
The demolition of the Fraser Place Garage proceeds apace, and already we can catch a glimpse of what the new view will be once the parking garage is gone.
Work started today on the parking lot for 207 Garden Street. We think this will be a big benefit for the building, which has lacked off-street parking since it was first constructed in 1926.
