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Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Thursday's City of Hollywood CRA & U-M School in Real Estate Dev. & Urbanism's Mash-up on Hollywood Beach

Received this press release Wednesday afternoon about an interesting get-together to talk about the future of Downtown Hollywood and Hollywood Beach.
Get ready to brainstorm
!

See also:
http://www.hollywoodbeachcra.org/,

http://nuonline.arc.miami.edu/
http://arc.miami.edu/programs/mredu
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City of Hollywood
http://www.hollywoodfl.org/

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City of Hollywood, Florida

Office of the City Manager

PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

June 2, 2010

Contact: Raelin Storey

Public Affairs and Marketing Director

Phone: 954.921.3098

Cell: 954.812.0975 Fax: 954.921.3314

E-mail: rstorey@hollywoodfl.org

University of Miami Community Design and Development Studio in Hollywood, June 2-6, 2010

Hollywood, FL-More than 20 graduate students and 5 professors from the University of Miami's School of Architecture are in Hollywood this week to team with the Hollywood Community Redevelopment Agency (HCRA) to host a Community Design and Development (CDD) Studio. The CDD Studio assists communities with visioning, planning, design and development challenges through the combined resources of faculty and graduate students in real estate, urban design and architecture.


"With the market bouncing back, there's no better time to bring this type of expertise and energy to Hollywood as we prepare for reinvestment and positive redevelopment," says HCRA Executive Director Charlotte Burnett.


The students are part of UM's Masters program in Real Estate Development and Urbanism. Through research and meetings with residents, business interests and property owners, the CDD Studio in Hollywood will review existing code issues including current design guidelines for the HCRA and recommendations for updates, as well as a market analyses of the downtown and beach districts creating recommendations for retail-dining; residential; office; resort-hotel; arts, entertainment and culture; and medical & education.


Hollywood residents can get involved in the work being done in Hollywood by attending the public sessions or by stopping by UM's Hollywood Studio at the Garfield Street Community Center, 300 Connecticut Street (adjacent to the Garfield Street Parking Garage on Hollywood Beach) during the open sessions on Saturday, June 5th or Sunday, June 6th.


Check for open session times online at www.hollywoodfl.org under Hot Information.

Public Sessions:


A Woman's View: Meeting with female consumers on

impressions of Downtown Hollywood

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

6:00-7:15 p.m.

Garfield Street Community Center

300 Connecticut Street on Hollywood Beach

Light refreshments will be provided



General Session

Thursday, June 3, 2010

5:30 to 7:00 p.m.

Garfield Street Community Center

300 Connecticut Street on Hollywood Beach

Light refreshments will be provided

For additional information, contact Raelin Storey, Public Affairs and Marketing Director, at 954.921.3098.


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