Is the fire marshal going to kill the idea due to height, or getting tangled up by their trucks? 
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So, who went and how did it go?
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Apparently there’s a whole network of rivers, tributaries and aqueducts underneath downtown.
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There’s a giant worm-ball living in one under M. Night Shyamalan’s The Village District
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Cowell wants them uncovered: “Restoring that network would help ‘re-wild’ Raleigh, she said, and help a city dealing with the stress of rapid growth to ‘get its meander back.’”
Read more at: https://www.newsobserver.com/opinion/article287155195.html#storylink=cpy
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Is that haze pollen?
I’m gonna guess so 
https://x.com/metroscenes/status/1787650095363624983?s=46&t=A0qG347r8w__TlN2NcL0lQ
got caught in this one on the bike tonight. was in denial for a long time about the forecast
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That’s a cool new angle. I long for the day that the “Big 3” don’t dominate the skyline anymore. Just one or two more skyscrapers along Fayetteville/surrounding streets would make such an impact vs all the various 20-story buildings going up around it.
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Walk… or swim? 
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Nice downtown raleigh skyline video. Provided by Pete Johnsonhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf6iOXpjNP4
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Fun fact: you could fit the 320 West South Street tower and parking deck on the Platform Phase 2 site. Too bad its going to be another short one.
Although funny enough, the # of units doesn’t vary a whole bunch between the two: 320 W S St: 297, West End II: 241