oh wow, here we go!
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Here’s a couple of shots I took the other day of the interior steel infrastructure they’ve put in place.
And the crane on the north side of the deck
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Very impressive work to pull that off!
The garage either. Which has the weirdest sidewalk detour ever routing you straight they the garage.
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Would it not have been easier to just tear down this old deck and build the one they wanted? I do very much like the retro sign in the last picture though.
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Seeing that they’re having to brace down to the ground level it might’ve been. They could’ve left the footers.
I wonder if it’s being built strong enough that a building could be built on top of it one day.
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As a developer, If I was allowed to demolish the parking deck I would have definitely gotten that option priced. I am sure saving and expanding the deck is a conscious decision.
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Keeping it certainly saved a lot of resources.
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Ok hippie 
No, I mean I get just adding some floors on top probably makes sense for a number of reasons, and the former almost engineer in me thinks the support system Dylan photographed is really cool. It’s just a pretty unique approach to this area, where we tear down all sorts of things to build new, but are able to keep and incorporate the existing structure when it’s a 2 floor parking deck!
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You get the award for including the most utility lines in one photo frame! 
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I think I already have that award from a few other pics. 
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Wow that’s going up fast!
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Once the steel is on site, the build is almost done…LoLs
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It will cost you $100,000 Schrute Bucks.
