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I can see my house! lol

I'd imagine that if this broke ground there would be a rush of options to follow. Like you said, the Silver line coupled with something like this could produce a sizeable amount of foot traffic. Maybe could produce a dare I say, store front corridor... One can hope, right?

Capping it, removing it, what happens then to Hwy 74?

I'm no expert by no stretch, but how about instead cut a wedge out down the middle of the street...( I hope you're able to visualize what I describing). Kind of like what was done by UNCC. Would that be cheaper than tunneling? Eh, that probably wouldn't work either. Idk, it's kind of frustrating how disconnected SP will be in the near future with it being still so close to a major mass transit line. A monorail would be cool, even if just an updated (faster) version of the one that used to be at Carowinds.

A photo of a photo being taken of Legacy Union.

Early morning Does anyone know what that is?

Rarely seen angle .. And one more

Was nervous about posting a pic since all of the other posts look so professional, but here goes... This is from a few nights ago. Also, isn't it amazing how dense the skyline looks when all the towers are the same height.

Well, they do light up...

Idk if its the color, font, or combination of the two, to me, it makes the building look like a hotel.

Ok, but I mean how where it gets smaller before the pyramid. It seems like there are more floors than what I see in the renderings. Like you said tall fat building, with a short neck is what I was expecting, but the neck doesn't look as short. Maybe I'm just hoping they snuck one in on us... One can only hope lol

Is it me or does the project look taller that what the renderings show?

Dont mean to sound greedy, but I wish this could have been twice, maybe three times taller. I really like the look coming down Tryon. From the Westside (Freedom Dr) It would really extend the skyline if it were that much taller. But, its not so I guess this point is moot.

When Tryon Place was 1st announced "back in the day" it was described as transformational. So much in fact that just the announcement transformed Stonewall. Yet, its one of the last to be built on Stonewall. Idk, that thought just popped into my head. Sorry if slightly off topic.