Here's the New Whole Foods Rendering
After we broke the news yesterday of Whole Foods’ decision to go ahead with plans to build on a contaminated lot in Gowanus, Crain’s followed up half an hour later with a story of its own. And while neglecting to give our post a hat-tip, the business paper did come up with some interesting original…
After we broke the news yesterday of Whole Foods’ decision to go ahead with plans to build on a contaminated lot in Gowanus, Crain’s followed up half an hour later with a story of its own. And while neglecting to give our post a hat-tip, the business paper did come up with some interesting original content: This rendering. Neato.
this does nothing for a good amount of people in the area.
great article about the food and cultural divide in brooklyn. be forwarned it’s extremely barf-worthy.
http://www.newsweek.com/2010/11/22/what-food-says-about-class-in-america.html
*rob*
Daily News, Post, HuffPo, Eagle, BrooklynPapers, Gothamist all had stories, but not a single hat-top to Mr. B ?!? Outrageous!
I don’t really care about Whole Foods but I can’t see why anyone hates it either. I wonder what’s going to happen with that land-marked building on the corner of third though.
I wish Whole Foods in NY had those self serve bulk bins found in other states. Talk about cheap grains and beans!!!!
By ClydeFrazier on November 30, 2010 9:17 AM
Get over yourself.
You might want to take that advice yourself, “Clyde Frazier.”
i find the store a bit precious and expensive, though i am told their are good prices on some things from time to time
what this is about is gentrification of gowanus area and better supermarkets for BKLYN watch out key food 5th avenue and fairway
I’ll probably never set foot inside of it, but I think it is a huge improvement over what was there before.
AM New York gave credit to Curbed. Great reporting on the reporting AM.
i can’t imagine crains stole the idea from you–i’m sure they got the same information and it took them half and hour longer to get it up!