marcus_a_j
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It looks like a monochromatic version of Concord's Park Place Discovery buildings.
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Yep, you get what you pay for...this area is no Yorkville.
androiduk
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Red October
Senior Member
So what did they end up doing with the ruins?
Solaris
Senior Member
I think they are still sitting on it .... (examining)
Red Mars
Senior Member
Pic taken July 12, 2011
Doesn't take long for weeds to move in.
Doesn't take long for weeds to move in.
drum118
Superstar
They were removing trucks load of dirt from the south end today, where it is shown in the above photo.
Water was pouring in like crazy on the south end, about the 2 panel from the west side.
Water pouring in
Water was pouring in like crazy on the south end, about the 2 panel from the west side.
Water pouring in
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Towered
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Garrison Creek lives again!
Red Mars
Senior Member
They've been pumping water from the complex for quite some time. I wonder how they will solve it. Presently, the water is being drawn and pumped to a manhole drain.
Pics taken July 15, 2011
Pics taken July 15, 2011
drum118
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July 23
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Looks like the archeologists are out and they are just going to junk whats left and get this development moving.
AHK
Senior Member
According a sales person at the Marketing Suite (by St. Lawrence Market) last weekend, construction of the Library District Condominium building is scheduled to start on September 30th. Why construction would start on a Friday, I do not know....
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Bruvyman
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Looks like the archeologists are out and they are just going to junk whats left and get this development moving.
Really? That's a smiley-face worthy development? I was hoping as much as possible would be done to preserve as much as possible.
James_TheVirus
New Member
It looks like they are beginning to pull everything apart. They started yesterday and were breaking apart that massive concrete wall/tunnel/viaduct and some of the concrete walls in the center. They seem to have replaced the excavator with a small fisher-price version instead (yes, I know they come a lot smaller...but this looks like a large job for such a small piece of machinery).
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Away from clearing that junk, i dont believe that there is much left in excavation for this development...the crane wil be coming soon.