A look at what's going on in Trinidad, on H Street, and in the larger area north of Capitol Hill.
posted by inked at 7:37 AM
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local events
Atlas Districth's east end
a local wholesale food district
Gallaudet Universitya university for the deaf
h street main street
NoMA BIDa business improvement district
ANC6Agood for info on h street & its surroundings
Capitol Hill North Neighborhood Associationa neighborhood association
Rosedale Citizens Alliancea civic group in rosedale
Stanton Parka neighborhood south of h street
Trinidad-Ivy City Gardening Cluba community gardening club
Trinidad Neighborhood Associationa local neighborhood association
H Street Great Street The Hill is Homea capitol hill blog
Hillscapea weekly column on the hill
Capitol Hill History Projectmostly covers the area immediately to the south, but some discussion of the florida market
Gardened & Glowing in Trinidada piece on trinidad & its garden club
H Street Lifea look at h street's night life
Hot Spotan h st. article
H Street Corridor Transportation Study The Insiders' MarketA look at the capital city market
Ward 6tommy wells' site
mapquest
NY Avenue Metroa map of the surrounding area
The Office of Planning Beyond DCa look at planning issues in dc
City Deskthe city paper blog
Curbed DCa real estate blog about DC
DCistlife in dc
DCmuddevelopment in dc
Eater DCa site about dining in DC
Greater Greater Washington The New Gayliving gay in dc
We Love DCa blog about life in dc
WMATAdc's metro
NARPACpolicy in dc
DC Watchdc politics & thoughts
Neighborhood Infocensus type info
goings on in anacostia
Bloomingdalebloomingdale
Bloomingdale for Nowbloomingdale
Borderstandupont/logan/u street
The Brightwoodianbrightwood
Columbia Heights Newscolumbia heights
New Columbia Heightscolumbia heights
Congress Heights on the Risecongress heights
14th & Youlogan circle
Georgetown Metropolitangeorgetown
Logan Circle Newslogan circle
The TriangleMount Vernon Square
Near Southeast Redevelopment Sitetop notch site covering the area near the new stadium
Penn Quarter Livingformerly known as chinatown living
Petworth NewsNW nabe dealing with issues similar to h street's
Prince of Petworthlife in petworth
In Shawa blog about life in shaw's truxton circle area
Remaking Le Slum Historiqueanother read worthy shaw blog
Southwest...the Little Quadrant that Couldsouthwest dc
Stop Blog & Rollpolitics/policy & brookland & woodridge
DC Blogsa blog about blogs
a washington post project
Washington City Paper Washington Post Washington Timesdetroit
2Blowhardsbrooklyn
NY Magred hook
What is Gentrification?pbs
What's Wrong With Gentrification?ny mag
CDC - Healthy Placespotential health effects of gentrification
Gentrification Fictionwho tells what story
Urban Renewal or Removal? Gentrification, Artist & Yuppies Working Togetherneutral gentrification
Salon.comi am the gentrifier
MDCBOWEN.organti-gentrification
Gentrification? Yes!pro-gentrification
worldwide metro maps and info
NY Subway NY Subway Photoblog WMATAdc metro
tons of policy papers
Cool Town Studioswhat makes cities cool?
Cyburbiaa planning site
Planetizengeneral planning
Rebuilding Place in the Urban Spacegeneral urban/transportation
Starts & Fitsland use & transportation issues
Streetsblogcovering the streets (literally) of New York
Curbeda site about neighborhood level happenings in nyc
rebuilding a brooklyn brownstone
Houseblogs
12 Comments:
What a brilliant idea! This is going to totally change the dynamics of our current H street!! Sheer brilliance, and intellectual muscle will make this place happen!
Aug 16, 2012, 6:18:00 PM
Yey, poo.
The whole idea reads like a hipster parody, right down to the website talking about sneakers, culinary itineraries, and curated brands.
Of course if the food is good.... :)
Aug 17, 2012, 12:58:00 PM
there's a place like this in the jardins neighborhood of sao paulo, brazil. i actually went shopping there, took my time, had a drink in hand, and then had a bite to eat before i left. it was a quaint experience. if they do it right, it could work. granted, the place in s.p. was pretty large...
Aug 17, 2012, 1:38:00 PM
That's an amazingly detailed rendering. If you enlarge it, you can make out a guy in back of the store complaining about getting it broke off in his ass and not even getting a courtesy reach around for his troubles.
Aug 17, 2012, 1:40:00 PM
can you please explain that last comment
Aug 17, 2012, 3:23:00 PM
OMG ! Tubbs! I totally see it! What an eye you have! You should work on the set of CSI! You're brilliant! You got a full ride during college, didn't you? And I'm not talking about tuition...
Aug 18, 2012, 9:47:00 AM
Indeed. Now you know what your dad did with your tuition money, champ.
Aug 18, 2012, 11:32:00 PM
Tubbs is a blog troll. This person never actually contributes to the often positive and informative discussion between neighbors about the activity in our community. Try being an adult Tubbs. Take your high school humor elsewhere.
Aug 20, 2012, 12:36:00 PM
au contraire, mon frottager; I have, on numerous occasions, educated you NIMBY, Whole Foods worshipping trogs on the practical realities of zoning law and the impotence of your beloved ANC. But, yeah, I generally come for the outrage and stay for the lulz.
Have fun shopping at Giant while seething and dreaming of what could have been. Oh yeah, don't forget to whine about voting rights too!
Aug 20, 2012, 1:25:00 PM
Tubbs--You've just proved my previous point. Your lack of knowledge of and your broad sweeping generalizations about your neighbors is astounding and sad. Not everyone on the blog or living in the community is cut from the same cloth. Try getting some education. Be gone troll!
Aug 20, 2012, 10:48:00 PM
christ, I can smell the patchouli from here.
Aug 20, 2012, 11:04:00 PM
"For example eating in the retail store won't feel like you are eating in a retail store."
Oh my. I wonder what it will feel like?
Aug 26, 2012, 2:07:00 AM
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