This historic 10-story building built in 1914 has been converted from an office building into a boutique hotel. The Exchange Sacramento hotel has 100-rooms, rooftop lounge, basement fitness center and meeting room, and a restaurant and bar on the ground floor. Room rates appear to start at $285 a night an up.
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| The Exchange Hotel - 1006 Fourth St., Sac. CA |
Read more here: www.bizjournals.com
The Sacramento County Courthouse construction project appears to be poring two concrete elevator shafts and are currently on the 9th or 10th floors. Construction began in November 2020 and is estimated to complete in January 2024.
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking south on 6ht Street |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking east from I-5 |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking east from I-5 |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking east from I-5 |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking east from I-5 |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking east from I-5 |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking east from I-5 |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking south from 6th Street |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking south from 6th Street |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking south from 6th Street |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking west from Gth Street |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking north from H Street |
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| Project rendering for 1116 18th Street by SKK Developers |
Alfa Romeo Automotive at 1116 18th Street in mid-town Sacramento
has demolished in favor of a seven-story residential project.
The proposal would have retail/restaurant on the ground floor with the second floor
becoming the developers (SKK) new office and then 24 units above.
There will be not parking at the building, but across the street at 1801 L
Street, parking will be dedicated to this project. Construction could start in
late 2021 and be completed in 18 to 20 months. Back when I rode a motor scooter to work I used to bring it in to Alfa Romeo for repairs and tune-ups, really neat guy running the shop and fun place to observe a classic car/motorcycle repair mechanic. It will be missed.
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| Current automotive shop Alfa Romeo at proposed location |
It was only three years ago CADA put forth a taller nine story proposal at this location with 92 condos and I thought this was something Sacramento could support. This new proposal for the same location will have 17 condos and 75 apartments with retail space on the ground floor. This revision is proposed by HRGA Architecture and designed by Kohn Pedersen Fox and still needs planning permits approved by the city. It appears the materials used for the exterior of the building are a lower quality than the original proposal.
The A.J. is the first residential project at the Railyards
to begin construction. It broke ground in August 2020 and is set for completion
by Winter 2022. Located
at the corner of Railyards Boulevard and 6th Street, the first Railyards
mixed-use residential project, The A.J., will consist of 345 residential rental
units, 69 of which will be affordable units, and 5,000 square feet of ground
floor retail.
The A.J. residential project in the Railyards
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| The A.J. residential project in the Railyards rendering |
1.3 million sq. ft. state office buildings development that will house several state departments. Currently the fourth mid-rise is rising with the other three buildings have topped out. Completion expected in March 2024.
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| Richards Blvd. State office construction |
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| Richards Blvd. State office construction |
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| Richards Blvd. State office construction |
The Sacramento County Courthouse construction project appears to be poring two concrete elevator shafts and are currently on the 3rd or 4th floors. Construction began in November 2020 and is estimated to complete in January 2024.
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| Sacramento County Courthouse elevator shafts construction |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking west |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking eest |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking west |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking south |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse elevator shafts construction |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse elevator shafts construction |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse elevator shafts construction |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse elevator shafts construction |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking west |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction looking east |
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| Railyards Sacramento County Courthouse Richards Blvd state office Panorama |
Both the City of West Sacramento and Sacramento are
proposing to construct a new bridge over the Sacramento River south of the Pioneer
Bridge (US 50). The proposed Broadway Bridge includes the de-industrialization
of West Sacramento’s Pioneer Bluff including the relocation of the Union
Pacific Railroad line, acquisition of decommissioning of Shell Oil Facility and
Wastewater Treatment Plant. The estimated bridge construction cost is currently
$278 million, but that will most likely rise as these things do until a
contractor is chosen and date is set to begin. The total length of the project
is one mile from 5th Street in Sacramento to Jefferson Blvd. in West
Sacramento. The new bridge will also have a movable bridge span to allow larger
boats to pass through the area. After scanning the EIR and other related
documents, it appears construction might be completed between 2025 and 2030. The comment period is from July 7 to August 23, 2021 at mccoyj@cityofwestsacramento.
https://www.cityofwestsacramento.org/home/showpublisheddocument/12395/637611973413427204
http://www.cityofsacramento.org/Community-Development/Planning/Environmental/Impact-Reports
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| SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center |
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| SAFE Credit Union Convention Center |
Construction Site Web Cams: https://app.oxblue.com/open/hunt/sacramentoconventionctr
When two cranes rise into the air for the same project, that's pretty exciting to see. The Sacramento County Courthouse on I street looks to be poring concrete for both the foundation and basement. It appears that only one of the two tower cranes have a tower crane climbing frame (red in color) to raise the mast.
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| Sacramento County Courthouse tower cranes seen from the Railyards |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse tower cranes seen from the Railyards |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse tower cranes seen from the Railyards |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse tower cranes seen from the Railyards |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse tower cranes seen from parking garage on 7th & F St. |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction seen from H & 5th St. |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction seen from H & 5th St. |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction seen from H & 5th St. |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse construction seen from H & 6th St. |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse tower cranes seen from parking garage on 7th & F St |
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| Sacramento County Courthouse cranes seen from North Sac on N.12th St. |
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