The “Soup Nazi” is coming to downtown Columbus, at corner of Broad and High Streets. The Original Soup Man inspired the Seinfeld episode about the Soup Nazi. Read all about it in the Columbus Business First in ‘Soup Nazi’ to open shop at Broad & High.
It is the first Original Soup Man restaurant in Ohio.
“It will begin at the corner of 4th and Gay and extend east toward the Columbus College of Art and Design….”
Take a walk around one neighborhood northeast of Capital Square online on the neighborhoodlaunch.com . The site is Edwards Companies (Duffy Homes Inc., Eclipse Real Estate Group and Multicon Construction) launch of a new seven acre neighborhood in downtown Columbus. Take a walk through a home online… First watch parking lots disappear and be replaced by a neighborhood with green space, seven parks. Pricing will be from $140,000 to $650,000.
According to an article in Columbus Business First by Brian Ball “Gay St. project teams up styles to become neighborhood” :
”The mix of townhouse styles is what you see in Chicago’s Gold Coast and Georgetown (section of Washington, D.C.) or Boston and Philadelphia. That’s what makes it seem more like a neighborhood than a project.”
The first condos in the neighborhood will be completed in January 2008.
The developers looked at the history of the area. The neighborhood will be a mixture of traditional (but not formal) style and contemporary. Two architect firms are involved,
Brian Kent Jones Architects Inc. for the traditional and Lupton Rausch Architects Inc. for the contemporary homes.
“Jewish chorus to sing in mall atrium” was in This Week News in late November. The Jewish Choir will sing in the Worthington Square Mall atrium at 2:00 PM on Sunday December 16, 2007. This Week News said of the Koleinu Choir:
“”KOLEINU, Hebrew for “Our Voice,” was founded in 1992 by Cantor Jack Chomsky of Congregation Tifereth Israel and Cantor Vicki Axe, then of Temple Israel. The chorus is co-directed by Chomsky and Gail Rose. “
The Worthington Square Mall ( map link) Route 23 (High Street) and W. Wilson Bridge Road.
