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ALT View of the front façade of the URA office building. Graphic says, "Office Closure Notice." The Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh logotype is below and snowflakes are scattered throughout.
ALT View of the front façade of the URA office building. Graphic says, "Office Closure Notice." The Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh logotype is below and snowflakes are scattered throughout.
ALT View of the front façade of the URA office building. Graphic says, "Office Closure Notice." The Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh logotype is below and snowflakes are scattered throughout.
ALT A snowy Downtown Pittsburgh landscape with text that says, "Pittsburgh's next chapter starts Downtown."
ALT A light blue background with black text and a black line drawing. The text reads, "Happy New Year" with the URA logo underneath it. The words and logo are surrounded by a line drawing of Pittsburgh on First Night with icons loosely representing fireworks.
ALT A neon sign for the YMCA. The YMCA letters are in red, and the neon is off since it's the daytime. The sign's white paint is flaking, showing how old the sign is.
ALT Urban Redevelopment Authority of Pittsburgh staff stand together for a group photo, smiling.
ALT A blue background with snowflakes falling across it. Text announces the winter office closure for the URA. Details of the closure are in the post. A photo of 412 Blvd. of the Allies graces the right hand side of the photo. These are the URA offices, and they are lit up during this early evening photo.
ALT Tom Link, URA's Chief Development Officer, stands on a stage giving a short speech about the Esplanade project. Shovels line the stage in front of him in preparation for a groundbreaking. A large audience listens in.
ALT Tom Link, Chief Development Officer of the URA, walks on a stage heading toward a microphone.
ALT Tom Link speaks at a lectern on a stage. Shovels are on the stage in front of him.
ALT A row of people stand with shovels in their hands and dirt on the shovels. They're ready to throw it, symbolically opening construction of the Esplanade project.
ALT Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey signs a document and smiles. URA Executive Director Susheela Nemani-Stanger sits next to him and smiles for the photo.
ALT The new Broad St Plaza which is full of benches and tables and light fixtures and greenery to help make a welcoming space for events, markets, and more.
ALT Broad St Plaza, full of people following an event. Photos and conversations. People sitting and standing and enjoying the new space despite the cold.
ALT Broad St Plaza, full of people following an event. Photos and conversations. People sitting and standing and enjoying the new space despite the cold.
ALT A smattering of fall colored maple and oak leaves make up the background of the photo. In the foreground, there is a circle with a brown circumference and a white fill. The text inside the circles covers the November office closures of the URA, which are on November 20, 21, 27, and 28.
ALT A single sapling tree that is losing its red leaves. A couple more saplings are seen in the distance. The tree is planted in open, grassy space that was recently remediated. The land was formerly used as a steel slag dump. The tall trees in the background are losing their leaves and changing colors.
ALT A few rows of sapling trees that are two inches in diameter. The trees are lined up in open, grassy space that was recently remediated. The land was formerly used as a steel slag dump. The tall trees in the background are losing their leaves and changing colors.
ALT A large ring of sapling trees that are two inches in diameter. The trees are planted in open, grassy space that was recently remediated. The land was formerly used as a steel slag dump. The tall trees in the background are losing their leaves and changing colors.