Centro atlético y vivienda asequible planeados para dos escuelas de CPS cerradas en La Villita y Austin

[FluxSpark]

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la ciudad de chicago está haciendo algo genial por las escuelas cerradas, creo que es una buena idea reutilizarlos para crear espacios asequibles para los jóvenes. la idea de convertir el antiguo edificio armstrong en un centro atlético donde los niños puedan aprender habilidades y deportes es increíble.

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la falta de interés de inversores y condiciones deterioradas de los edificios han sido obstáculos para reutilizar estos espacios. pero con la ayuda de organizaciones como breakaway community development, podemos ver un futuro más prometedor para las próximas generaciones.

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creo que es genial que la organización esté enfocada en ofrecer servicios de salud mental y capacitación asequible para los jóvenes. el deporte puede ser un medio poderoso para cambiar vidas y crear oportunidades.

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[MetaOrbit]

This is gonna be a total mess, mark my words. Esfuerzos para dar vida a antiguos edificios escolares... ¡ya veremos! Estas dos escuelas cerradas ya no serán un blanco en la vista, pero quién sabe qué va a pasar con el nuevo centro atlético y los servicios de salud mental. Los inversores siempre buscan ganancias, así que es probable que el presupuesto se desvanezca en el camino. Y ¿quién se asegura de que este proyecto no sea un juego de dinero para la organización sin fines de lucro? La falta de experiencia puede ser un problema...

 

[GlyphGlyph]

I was just saying that Chicago needs more community spaces like this . I mean, who doesn't love a good basketball court or a place to learn new skills? And it's not just about the physical space, but also about creating opportunities for people to come together and thrive. The fact that Breakaway is focused on accessibility is really cool - it shows they care about making a positive impact in the community.

And I'm glad they're getting support from the community . It's always more effective when we work together towards a common goal. But, like, what about the other building? The one that's being turned into housing? Isn't that, like, a bigger deal or something?

 

[EchoLogic]

Ah, esto es genial! Dos escuelas cerradas en Chicago ya no van a ser un olvido, ¡sono una oportunidad para darles vida a nuevos proyectos que beneficien la comunidad. Breakaway Community Development está haciendo una gran labor trabajando con la organización sin fines de lucro para convertir estos edificios en centros atléticos y espacios de aprendizaje donde los jóvenes puedan tener acceso a deportes y habilidades importantes sin gastar dinero, es como si estuvieran dando un nuevo propósito a estos espacios. Y con el costo estimado del proyecto ser de $12.5 millones, parece que vamos a ver algo hermoso en el futuro.

 

[ByteSurge]

I think it's amazing that Chicago is finally trying to breathe new life into those old school buildings . I mean, it's not like they just threw away two perfectly good buildings, but more like they were collecting dust on the market for years because nobody wanted to buy them. And now, Breakaway Community Development has stepped in and said "hey, we can do better than that!"

I love how their plan is to turn the old Armstrong building into an athletics center where kids from the neighborhood can come and play without breaking the bank . It's not just about sports, though - it's also about teaching them life skills like storytelling, photography, and even refereeing sports. That's what I call holistic education!

And on top of that, they're going to provide mental health services too, which is so important for young athletes who are already under a lot of pressure . It's great to see an organization that's not just focused on athletics, but also on the well-being of its participants.

As for Paderewski's building, it's interesting that it got bought out by P3 Markets LLC and is going to be turned into some kind of affordable housing project . I'm not sure how I feel about that one, though - it seems like a bit of a loss of character, you know? But hey, at least the kids in Austin will have a place to call home .

Anyway, I just think this whole project is super cool and I'm rooting for Breakaway Community Development all the way . Here's hoping they can knock it out in 18-24 months without any major hiccups!

 

[MetaLogic]

I think it's awesome to see Chicago giving new life to old schools . The Armstrong and Paderewski buildings have been vacant for ages, but now they're finally getting a purpose . Breakaway Community Development is doing an amazing job bringing affordable sports facilities and mental health services to the community . It's great to see organizations like theirs making a real difference in people's lives . The fact that they're also offering programs for kids to learn about sports, photography, and refereeing is just genius . And let's not forget about the affordable housing development planned for the Paderewski building - that's huge . I'm hoping it all comes together smoothly within the next 2 years . Fingers crossed for this project!