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Photos by Richard Bangert &nbsp&nbsp The taxiway at the northeast corner of Seaplane Lagoon reaches toward San Francisco in a June fog bank. Alameda Partners will oversee the construction of Phase 1 of the waterfront park on this taxiway. Workers recently removed the concrete pavement here. They are crushing it for reuse under new streets and as base material under new exterior structures and surfaces.

Demolition Underway at Alameda Point

Jun 21,2018

Developer finding ways to recycle building material

Richard Bangert &nbsp&nbsp Tetra Tech Workers clean up at Alameda Point in this 2007 photograph.

Navy’s Cleanup Drawing Scrutiny

Jun 14,2018

Data in question after falsified reports from San Francisco

City of Alameda &nbsp&nbsp This view of Block 9 at Alameda Point’s Site A looks south on Orion Street toward today’s West Atlantic Avenue. If all goes as planned, a 200-unit apartment complex with 10,000 square feet of commercial space will occupy the site.

‘Block 9’ Heads Before Planning

Apr 03,2018

Revised Alameda Point plan aims to redevelop block near East Gate jet

Alameda Point Partners &nbsp&nbsp If all goes as scheduled, buildings like these will soon rise at Alameda Point.

Site A Construction Poised to Begin

Mar 08,2018

Council set to consider amended development deal

ABC 7 News &nbsp&nbsp A big rig tows a rocket from Building 397 on the way to a test on the former Naval Air Station runways.

Company Testing Rocket Technology

Feb 20,2018

Last Friday afternoon, the pilot of ABC’s news helicopter Sky7 decided to take a spin over Alameda Point. What he saw and his helicopter photographed set the aeronautics community buzzing.

Natel &nbsp&nbsp Natel’s hydro turbine test facility at Alameda Point. The company cycles water to simulate water flow on a stream or canal, turning the latest version of its turbine.

Local Firm Pioneers Hydropower Here

Jan 18,2018

Natel, a company at Alameda Point, is developing small-scale turbines that can harness water flow to produce electricity without a dam. Rivers have been harnessed for the production of electricity since 1882.