Camp North End Takes Shape

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A mural at Camp North End. Photo: Ely Portillo
The Boileryard and central strip of small businesses at Camp North End. Photo: Ely Portillo
Rebar repurposed for art at Camp North End. Photo: Ely Portillo
The exterior of the Gama Goat building at Camp North End. Photo: Ely Portillo
The exterior of the Gama Goat building at Camp North End. Photo: Ely Portillo
The interior of the Gama Goat building at Camp North End. Photo: Ely Portillo
A passageway required by fire department officials that Camp North End's developers have turned into a tenant amenity. Photo: Ely Portillo
Retail space, including walk-up counters for restaurants, under construction adjacent to the Gama Goat building at Camp North End. Photo: Ely Portillo.
Murals at Camp North End. Photo: Ely Portillo
Murals at Camp North End. Photo: Ely Portillo

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