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Bookend Construction

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Construction is well underway on the second “Bookend” of the South Spring Street parking garage residential unit along Washington Street, referred to as “100 East” on the sign.   There will also be retail space on the street level.

There is also some construction taking place on the Spring Street side of the parking garage, but I cannot yet see what’s being done to those pillars.

race flag

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Racing flag atop a construction crane in downtown Greenville. This photo was taken by Denton Harryman.


Today I noticed the flag, on top of the construction crane, at Project One in downtown Greenvillle. A Google search indicates this is a racing flag. Maybe this means they plan a speedy rise of two new high rise buildings in the heart of Greenville. I understand phase one is due to be complete in 2013. You may remember these past related photos by Mike Nice; Sky Bound and Project One.

Sky Bound

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Concrete pillars claw for the sky as Project One construction continues.    The church steeple in the background is Downtown Baptist Church.

Project One

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Construction continues on Project One in Greenville, at the corner of Main and Washington Streets.   Concrete pillars now mark the outline of at least one building.

Street restriping

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This is a view from the intersection of North Main Street and Academy Street of the reconfiguration of North Main street to include bicycle lanes and on-street parking.  The lane striping visible here is temporary until the construction is finished.

Project One Construction

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Construction continues on Project One at the corner of Main & Washington Streets.  The machine works atop a dirt pile, with the First Presbyterian church in the background.

Resting ‘Cat’

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'Cat'erpillar construction equipment rests after a day's work

Some Caterpillar construction equipment rests at the end of a workday, shortly after the start of Project ONE construction, which will add major retail and office space at the corner of Washington Street and Main Street.   Some of the buildings will be 9 and 12 stories high.  The standing water is in the location of the old Woolworth store, which was demolished in 2010.

A crescent moon rises above the Caterpillar trackhoe on the Project One construction site.