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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MARCH 20, 2013 Allegheny City Central Allegheny City Central Association P.O. Box 6255 Pittsburgh, PA 15212-0255 Phone: (412) 465-0192 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cnnc-pgh.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: MARCH 20, 2013 Contact: Karen Bryant, Communications Consultant, 412.952.9704 [email protected] or Barbara Talerico, President, 412-465-0192, [email protected] Allegheny City Central Association Announces New Lease and Next Steps for the Garden Theater Block Development City of Asylum/Pittsburgh’s Alphabet City Signs Lease in Garden Theater Block (GTB) Development Allegheny City Central Association (ACCA) is pleased to announce the signing of City of Asylum/Pittsburgh’s Alphabet City as the anchor tenant to the Garden Theater Block development. Alphabet City will occupy the three ground-level storefronts of the former Masonic Temple building at the corner of West North Avenue and Reddour Street. Alphabet City will include a bookstore and free book distribution center, a performance space with broadcast and recording capabilities, areas for workshops and classes, and a restaurant with Internet access. COA/Pittsburgh is a globally recognized organization that draws people from around the city and artists from around the world to Allegheny City Central through its literary and cultural exchange programs. ACCA has been working closely with Allegheny City Development, the developers for the Garden Theater Block, to move forward with the long-awaited renaissance of the Federal Street / North Avenue corridor in Allegheny City Central. Joining Alphabet City will be Il Giardino, a restaurant by Domenic Branduzzi, owner of Piccolo Forno. As its name suggest, Il Giardino will occupy the Garden Theater itself. In addition, sixteen apartments will be created in the Bradberry building on Reddour Street. Further development will take place in the project’s subsequent phases. According to ACCA President, Barbara Talerico, “We’ve been very careful with our planning and tenant selection. Now, with our anchor tenants secured, neighbors will begin to see construction crews on the Garden Theater site by late spring of 2013 with an anticipated completion of early 2014.” Other Announcements · The facade of the building at 4 West North Avenue is currently being stabilized. · Expanding on the success of the nearby Federal Hill development, construction of six new homes on Jacksonia Street by October Development will begin in May. ACCA helped acquire the Jacksonia sites and provided financial support to the project. · ACCA is working with other local developers on smaller-scale renovation projects and has launched the “Great House Sale” program to help homebuyers who want to purchase and renovate a home in Allegheny City Central. This project is being supported in part by a grant from the Pittsburgh Partnership for Neighborhood Development. · ACCA has been named a recipient of a grant from the Design Center of Pittsburgh to develop entry signs and pole banners to introduce Allegheny City Central to both neighbors and visitors. About the Garden Theater Block: The Garden Theater Block is a public/private partnership between the Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh and Allegheny City Development to renovate historically significant structures along West North Avenue and Federal Street in Allegheny City Central in the heart of historic North Side. The planned mixed-use development will contain arts venues, restaurants, commercial spaces, offices, and apartments. Allegheny City Central Association (ACCA) serves as the community partner and led a master planning process for the block. Construction began last summer on 1113-1115 Federal Street. About Allegheny City Central Association (ACCA): ACCA is committed to enhancing the lives of all Central Northside residents. ACCA is a community-based 501(c)3 nonprofit organization representing the neighborhood of the Central Northside (encompassing the Mexican War Streets, historic Allegheny Commons Park, the National Aviary, The Children’s Museum, and other treasures) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Our vision statement tells a compelling story: By the end of 2015, the ACCA will transform all of our neighborhood’s vacant lots and empty storefronts by filling them with thriving individuals, commerce and families of all kinds. We would be pleased to arrange interviews with key parties involved in the Garden Theater Block development. Please contact Karen Bryant for more information: 412.952.9704 or [email protected]. ###.
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