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Building Phoenix - Video on Demand

Building Phoenix #8 - April 2009 - Phoenix's own reality star Jessica Kinni (VH1's Rock of Love 2; Charm School) showcases a new boutique fashioned inside a once-abandoned historic structure in the Capitol Mall area; a progress report on the billion dollar, mixed-use development in Downtown Phoenix known as CityScape; and a 1970s office building is recycled to become a modern Mecca that's raised the bar for accessibility. Windows Media High Windows Media Low Building Phoenix #7 - January 2009 - A special edition of the award-winning program hosted by Michael Hammet highlights the new program designed to streamline the process of adapting older buildings for new uses.Featured on the program: The popular Postino Wine Café moves into a legendary location on Central Avenue; a vintage firehouse is now Bomberos Cafe and Wine Bar in Sunnyslope; a 1940s gas station is transformed into Copper Star Coffee in the Melrose on 7th Ave. area of Central Phoenix, among other examples. Special appearances by Vice Mayor Tom Simplot, District 3 Councilwoman Maria Baier, Local First AZ's Kimber Lanning, and more. Windows Media High Windows Media Low Building Phoenix #5 - August 2008 - Host Michael Hammett shows you the city's "green" plan to save native shrubs and trees during construction. A guy turns the simple act of baking bread into the sweet smell of success. Plus, a new facility to help young people with autism transition to adulthood and ASU Downtown races toward the finish line. Windows Media High Windows Media Low

D-backs Tony Clark with videographer Matt Barcellos and host Michael Hammett

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