Redondo Pier begins revitalization
Michael Zislis displays a rendering of the expected Shade Hotel outside of the expected buidling site. History will soon come full circle to the Redondo Beach pier after council members and waterfront stakeholders announced Tuesday morning that the new, vintage-inspired waterfront revitalization plan will soon be implemented. “The Redondo Beach Waterfront is a priceless asset that must be carefully nurtured,” said Mayor Mike Gin in a press release from Paolucci communications. “Together, the City and Waterfront stakeholders will create a destination that is an attractive and renewed source of pride for residents and a significant generator of tourism based economic activity.” [scrollGallery id=272] The Waterfront Revitalization will involve three main projects including improvements to city-owned buildings and public spaces, a historic remodel of the 31,000-square-foot Redondo Landing building and an addition of a new hotel on Harbor Drive. According to a release, the first facilities to be renovated will include the pier streetscape including new paving, lighting, streetscape and furnishings; a new Harbor Patrol facility and an upgrade and vintage architectural makeover for the…
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