Showing posts with label Sprigler Construction. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sprigler Construction. Show all posts

Monday, September 17, 2018

BOW reveals Senor Iguana's to occupy the former Dragon King's Daughter space at the corner of Elm and Bank.


This has been rumored for weeks, but now the Board of Public Works and Safety has let the tacos out of the bag.


Speaking of tacos, Señor Iguanas Restaurantes Mexicanos will be occupying a space just yards away from Taco Steve at Bank Street Brewhouse, just a couple blocks from the new Longboard's Taco & Tiki, with La Tiendita only a block away from Longboard's.

That's a Taco Walk in itself, and year-round. Maybe DNA should invest in its own food truck?

Monday, June 04, 2012

First stirrings of life in the "Commercial Building" on Bank and Elm.

Last November, NAC asked: Any ideas for the "Commercial Building" (Sprigler Construction)?


Obviously, as the owner of a business located on the same street, I'd like to see all the other buildings filled and productive. There's now a tenant in the middle part.


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I've also been led to believe that a prospective restaurant tenant has been found for the space on the corner of Bank and Elm. Having indulged in speculation on Twitter, I was asked not to mention the eatery's identity aloud, and will honor this request. Honestly, the building itself still reminds me of something I'd expect to see in eastern European cities of the Warsaw Pact era, but there's nothing like filling an empty space to make the bricks and mortar far more attractive. Lofts in a gutted and renovated main area (to the right, above) are unlikely, but a boy can dream.

In other purely coincidental news, I'd like to recommend a wonderful Asian fusion/sushi establishment in Louisville. Boy, wouldn't you like to have a place like Dragon King's Daughter in downtown New Albany?





Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Any ideas for the "Commercial Building" (Sprigler Construction)?

I've never been a developer. I eschew construction-think. I'm not a real estate type of guy. What I know is that the Spriglers own this building across the street from Bank Street Brewhouse, and they need to lease it or sell it. Yes, these obviously are not ideal times for such an occurrence, but perhaps some brainstorming would help. There's bound to be some variety of conjecturing outside the box that might help this process along.