1213 Jones St - Krug Brewery (SE Corner 13th & Jones)
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1213 Jones St - Krug Brewery (SE Corner 13th & Jones)
1213 Jones Street - Krug Brewery (SE Corner 13th & Jones)
Someone PLEASE TELL ME this announcement (Alley Poyner Moving) doesn't mean the end of this building:
I know it said they will lease the building, but a rumor I heard a year or more ago had BIG plans for that block, which Alley Poyner was behind. This kind of fits into that plan.
-Big E
Someone PLEASE TELL ME this announcement (Alley Poyner Moving) doesn't mean the end of this building:
I know it said they will lease the building, but a rumor I heard a year or more ago had BIG plans for that block, which Alley Poyner was behind. This kind of fits into that plan.
-Big E
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If there are plans for the whole block, they NEED to move that building, not tare it down.... May be they could put it where Frankie Payne's was.
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I considered the source fairly trustworthy, but the longer it gets since he told me and the fact that I never heard anything else about it from anywhere else led me to believe it wasn't much more than some wishful speculation. Â This move by Alley Poyner is the first thing since that gives me reason to believe there was any validity.nebport5 wrote:what rumor would that be?
Needless to say it would be cool if "it" happened, but I'm going to leave it alone until something else substantial pops up.
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Besides the Alley Poyner building and the Bemis Arts Building, Warren Oil owns the rest of the block.
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I have always wanted to take that shot in the late afternoon with a HUGE white reflector, really light up the front of the building with the Blue sky behind it.Coyote wrote:They dare not even think about touching the Krug Brewery Building (1887)
I suppose that here in 2008, I could learn how to do HDR and do the same thing, but way easier!
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On the same block as the Bemis Building, just south of the "Main" part of the old market.
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Thanks, I guess I need to explore that area a bit more.Brad wrote:On the same block as the Bemis Building, just south of the "Main" part of the old market.
Use a fill flash. I'm assuming this building faces north then.I have always wanted to take that shot in the late afternoon with a HUGE white reflector, really light up the front of the building with the Blue sky behind it.
For a whole building? Yes, it does face north. Â I have an awesome flash, but I have never tried it for that.Omababe wrote:Use a fill flash. I'm assuming this building faces north then.I have always wanted to take that shot in the late afternoon with a HUGE white reflector, really light up the front of the building with the Blue sky behind it.
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Sorry... I didn't mean for that to be anything more than an off-the-cuff comment, and I certainly didn't mean for this to get its own thread. Â I never brought it up before due to the fact that I never gave it any real credence - until APoyner moved. Â I still don't give it that much credence, nor clear water, nor does it deserve a revival.CapitalGuy wrote:FOUL - Illegal use of a tease on a message board.
I shall now accept my flogging.
-Big E
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Uh-huh!Brad wrote:For a whole building?
It does sound almost counter-intuitive, but remember, you already have quite a bit of light on your subject already, just not enough and the source is from the wrong direction. If you use the guide number alone, even with a huge honking flash at say 100', you will be blowing out the sky to pure white and overexposing the front of the building.Yes, it does face north. Â I have an awesome flash, but I have never tried it for that.
Here's the way I would try it. Meter on the front of the building, then stop down 1-2 stops as a starting point. Then set the flash to manual, full power. Then bracket and select the one that looks best.
That's what I would do, anyway.
I always worry that the flash makes stuff look fake. Â I was going to try it last evening but there was a guy doing some senior portraits there.
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BUMP! Â (Someone brought up this building in another thread.
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Gosh, this building is so beautiful, and such a rarity in Omaha!
This whole site (the Krug Brewery building and the surrounding parking lots) present such a huge opportunity. I've actually thought about it quite a bit.
In terms of short-term possibilities, I think those parking lots would make an EXCELLENT new location for the OM Farmer's Market when the current lots at 11th and Jackson are developed. I'm envisioning more of a permanent structure, even if that is just pavilions at first. For the rest of the time, the space can function as a park. The farmers market in Saratoga Springs, NY is an example of the kind of thing I have in mind (at least with the permanent pavilions).
A couple quick shots from Flickr:
The Krug Brewery building would make the PERFECT cafe/brasserie, with outdoor seating on the side and behind.
This area already has some huge assets: It's so close to the heart of the Old Market and it's right next door to the Bemis, Kaneko, and UNO's new library, plus all the residents at SoMa and soon the apartments at 13th and Jones and 14th and Leavenworth.
This whole site (the Krug Brewery building and the surrounding parking lots) present such a huge opportunity. I've actually thought about it quite a bit.
In terms of short-term possibilities, I think those parking lots would make an EXCELLENT new location for the OM Farmer's Market when the current lots at 11th and Jackson are developed. I'm envisioning more of a permanent structure, even if that is just pavilions at first. For the rest of the time, the space can function as a park. The farmers market in Saratoga Springs, NY is an example of the kind of thing I have in mind (at least with the permanent pavilions).
A couple quick shots from Flickr:
The Krug Brewery building would make the PERFECT cafe/brasserie, with outdoor seating on the side and behind.
This area already has some huge assets: It's so close to the heart of the Old Market and it's right next door to the Bemis, Kaneko, and UNO's new library, plus all the residents at SoMa and soon the apartments at 13th and Jones and 14th and Leavenworth.
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Re: 1213 Jones St - Krug Brewery (SE Corner 13th & Jones)
The building has been occupied since July 2010 by an advertising agency called The New BLK. They frequently held art gallery events there from 2010-2012. Since 2013 public events have occurred about once or twice a year. The building continues to provide the backdrop to many, many high school graduation photos.
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Re: 1213 Jones St - Krug Brewery (SE Corner 13th & Jones)
Welcome to eOmahaForums Roxy. I didn't know it has been that long since there have not been event there.
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They have hosted a couple concerts this summer.
Re: 1213 Jones St - Krug Brewery (SE Corner 13th & Jones)
This building is actually the Anheuser-Busch depot. It was used when they would ship beer by train from St. Louis to Omaha and then distribute it regionally. You may want to update the title.
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It was originally the Krug Brewery, and later taken over by Anheuser-Busch
See Page 63 of "Building for the Ages" put out by Landmarks Inc.
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Re: 1213 Jones St - Krug Brewery (SE Corner 13th & Jones)
I've seen numerous places stating that was the case but I still don't buy it. Krug was next door and I've seen newspaper articles from 1886-1887 stating that Anheuser-Busch constructed this and the other three buildings on this block. I think the confusion stems from the fact that the manager of Anheuser in Omaha was George Krug (no relation) who used this address in its advertisements. Also, Falstaff bought out Krug not Anheuser-Busch. Either way, feel free to leave it "as is". I wouldn't believe me over Landmark either.
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