Guesses on what this is? Trusses for something? New crane attachments? Wrong site delivery?
Edit: I’ll answer my own question. It seems to be a bunch of trusses that have been piled up on the top floor. I wonder how they fit into this, though. I assumed it would be all standard concrete slabs with the little temporary supports underneath until they’re set.
I think that they are part of the flying forms system used in forming the floors for the concrete pours.
They will use those use “trusses” as part of their shoring and forming for the next slab. They will build what they call it “concrete tables” which makes the forming and concrete pouring process faster and this will help cut the schedule by 30%-40%.
Awesome, thanks to both of you! I’m all for seeing this go up faster. They already seem to be on quite the tear!
Third floor framing has already begun, this building makes a serious impact when driving down Dawson st.
I can’t wait for it to begin appearing over the train tracks and see it’s full impact height.
Very underrated development. I love it
Imagining how cool this will look coming in or out on the Amtrak. Will feel like you are coming into a big downtown with skyscrapers on both sides.
Especially when the RUSbus building is completed!
I’m thinking 12th floor.
Well, probably a lot sooner - the Fairview condo building is only like 6-7 stories and you can see most of them from this view!
Fairview ground floor is probably level with where that building is at now… compared to the self storage beside it - I’d say floor 6-7 is when it’ll really become visible in all directions?
I’m hopeful the 301 W Cabarrus tower gets started sometime this year as both this tower and that one would enhance that effect.
I would be genuinely shocked if that happened, not trying to be a naysayer but I’d temper expectations
Not disagreeing with you but trying to be optimistic 
Is that the really cool looking big chunky one?
Nice! I can’t view the article, but I’m guessing this would be on the southwest corner?
Northeast
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