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| Juneau Village Apartments These three reinforced concrete apartment towers were built as part of the first phase of the Juneau Village project. The three buildings were a 28-story tower with 210 apartments, a 14-story building with 150 apartments and a 14-story building with 240 apartments. The buildings were constructed as part of the east side urban renewal project that was linked with landscaped plazas and included a shopping center built on the southwest corner of Van Buren and Juneau. The idea was to redevelop an area of downtown to create a modern, attractive living space which would reverse urban decay. Architect: Soloman, Cordwell, and Associates Year Built: 1966, Year Demolished: n/a Address History: |