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Palladio
Residences at Riverwalk
Riverside Artist's Lofts
Montage
West Street
Arlington Tower
Renovation, Downtown Reno
Arlington Tower    Belvedere    Colonial Resort    East Second Street Ballpark District
Grant's Landing site    King's Inn    Montage    Palladio    Park Tower    Plaza Resort
Riverside Artist's Lofts    Riverwalk area    Riverwalk Tower    Wingfield Towers site
Earlier pictures of the Flamingo Hilton, Comstock and Riverboat on the Reno Arch 2 page
Use the Show link for a slideshow of 800x600 images on this page

^Top   • Palladio

11/21/07
Palladio
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Palladio
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Palladio
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Sierra Street
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The first residents moved into the Palladio in the Fall of 2007
These pictures were taken at sunset on a brisk, cool day

12/4/06
Palladio from Sierra Street
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Palladio from Sierra Street
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Palladio from Sierra Street
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Palladio from Sierra Street
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Palladio from Sierra Street
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Construction started on the 14-story Palladio condominiums at First and Sierra Streets in 2005

12/4/06
Palladio from Sierra Street
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Palladio from the Riverwalk
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Palladio from Sierra Street
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Long's Drugs
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Palladio vacant lot
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The fourth picture above shows the former Riverboat Casino building being remodeled
for a Long's Drug store. Remodeling was put on hold and the store still isn't open more than
a year later. The last picture shows the vacant lot at First and Sierra where the Palladio now stands.

^Top   • Montage

12/4/06
Sierra Street
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Montage condominiums
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Montage from West Street
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Montage at sunset
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Montage from West Street
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Sierra Street
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This 21-story building on the west side of Sierra Street between Second and Commercial Row opened in 1978 as Del Webb's Sahara Reno. In 1981 it became the Hilton and in 1991 it was re-branded the Flamingo Hilton to set it apart from the Reno Hilton that moved in across town. From 2001 to 2005 the building became the Golden Phoenix and now a development company has gutted the structure to build The Montage condominiums. The developers added two floors to the top of the building. Early pictures of the Flamingo Hilton, Golden Phoenix and Comstock can be seen on the Reno Arch 2 page.

^Top   • The Residences at Riverwalk

11/21/07
Riverwalk and Arlington Tower
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Riverwalk entrance
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Riverwalk condos in background
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Riverwalk Condominiums on the left in the first picture
and seen in the distance in the last picture


^Top   • Arlington Tower

1/2/08
Arlington Tower
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Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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Arlington Tower was built in 1966, four years after Park Tower

11/21/07
Truckee River
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Truckee River
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Arlington Tower and Plaza Resort
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Arlington Tower shown with the Palladio (center picture)
and Plaza Resort (third picture)

^Top   • Park Tower

1/2/08
Park Tower
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Park Tower
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Park Tower
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Riverwalk
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Park Tower was built in 1962 and at the time was the tallest building in the state

11/21/07
Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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Along the Riverwalk with Park Tower in the distance

12/4/06
Riverwalk area
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Riverwalk area
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Wingfield Towers vacant lot
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The vacant lot between the church and Park Tower is the proposed location of Wingfield Towers condominiums, 499 residential units in two towers of 40 and 28 stories. See more pictures of the Riverwalk area on the Truckee River 3 page.

^Top   • Riverwalk area

11/21/07
Riverside Artists Lofts
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First and Virginia Street
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First and Sierra Street
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First United Methodist Church
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First United Methodist Church
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Riverside Artist's Lofts and the Riverwalk area on First Street
More pictures of the Riverside in Landmarks 1 and Truckee River 2 and 3

1/2/08
Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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1/2/08
Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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Riverwalk
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The city has created wide paths that wind through parks and sculptures

^Top   • Belvedere   • Colonial   • Plaza Resort   • West Street

11/21/07
Belvedere-Sundowner
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Colonial
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Plaza Resort
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West Street
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Not the most flattering poses for these structures but the pictures above,
left to right, show the Belvedere (Sundowner), Colonial Resort, Plaza Resort Club, and the foot of West Street. Earlier pictures of the Sundowner are in Uptown 2.

^Top   • King's Inn   • Third and West Streets

12/4/06
Sands, King's Inn
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Third Street
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Over the trench
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West Street
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West Street
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Around the trench at Third and West Streets. The Reno-Sparks Gospel Mission,
shown in the last picture, has been shuttered and moved to Record Street east of downtown.
There is a proposal to gut the old King's Inn (shown on the right in the first two pictures)
and turn it into condominiums. More pictures of the King's Inn can be seen on the City Views 2 page.

^Top   • East Second Street   • Ballpark District

2/6/08
Evans Avenue
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Fire Station to be relocated
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Fire Station to be relocated
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East end of Ballpark site
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East end of Ballpark site
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A 10,000 seat AAA baseball stadium is proposed for this eight-acre site on East Second Street from Evans Avenue to the Truckee River. The fire station will be moved to a new location.
2/6/08
East Second Street
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Second Street
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Second Street
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Second Street
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Downtown from East Second Street
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Downtown from East Second Street
The first two pictures show the vacant lot where the Mizpah Hotel once stood.

2/6/08
Downtown Reno
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Downtown Reno
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Sparks view
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Downtown Reno with Peavine Peak in the background
and a view of Sparks from East Second Street

2/6/08
East Second Street
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East Second Street
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East Second Street
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Grant's Landing site
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East Second Street. The last picture shows the
Grant's Landing Village on the River project fronting Mill Street.

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