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Yesterday's evening skyline from the 36R approach
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Childress Klein/Ram South End Tower - Lowe's anchored (23 floors - 357')
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Deep foundations under way- 618 replies
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8/30 Update - 2 partial levels of steel on the west tower.
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Hawk update. Almost halfway up now.
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Dusk from a busy Romare Bearden Park.
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View from Bryant Park on a clear and hot afternoon.
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Ally Charlotte Center (f/k/a Tryon Place) - 26 floors - 427'
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Most likely elevator components about to be hoisted up to the roof.- 5873 replies
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Deep foundations subcontractor looks to be mobilizing on site
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The pinkish buildings are what I would consider rumors at this point, so none of those should be considered confirmed in size, shape or height. The ones shown in gold have either broken ground or gone through some portion of land development review process and/or show positive signs of movement. I'll look into adding what is currently shown in the Brooklyn Village proposal.
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Miscellaneous views featuring all of the currently announced developments and massings of what is rumored at Legacy Union and Spirit Square (per RDF).
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Can't share the model, but I'll generate some images with the buildings you listed.
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Just a best guess based on the public rendering. To me it looks each side's pair of curtain wall elements continue past the flat roof and are supported by an exposed steel frame. This would leave the south facing side open, visually.
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Mocked up at roughly 646' in height.
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I haven't been through there recently, but as of a week and a half ago it appeared that crews were in the process of pouring a 4 or 5 foot wide walkway underneath the existing Morehead Bridge. Not an ideal situation by any means as it was pretty much at the same elevation as the creek and will probably be covered in silt after heavy rains.