Raleigh in September 2006
October 3, 2006 | Switch to thumbnails
September in Downtown Raleigh was a month of measurable progress on the construction front. Cranes began popping up as a sign that the quest for a changing skyline has begun. The early days of Fall have ushered in cooler weather and clearer air. We also managed a visit the state capitol for a few photos from the inside. Be sure to leave a comment!
Cranes over the downtown skyline.
The recently sold Sheraton and Two Hannover Square.
A happy ironworker.
The Quorum Center is nearly finished from the outside.
Dusk arrives on Fayetteville.
The Capital Bank Building.
Cranes finally appeared at 222 Glenwood.
A look into Wachovia
People still rollerblade.
The dont make them like they used too.
That takes some courage, some 300 feet up in the air.
Bagwell Plaza!
The rising sun and a church steeple.
Morning arrives in Raleigh.
Super blue skies along F Street.
Wachovia Capitol Center
Work continues on the Convention center.
More F Street.
The NC State Capitol Building
Sun peeks through on the Capitol grounds.
We do have a rotunda in Raleigh.
Inspiring 1900's architecture.
I never knew the Capitol had a window there
Lunch at Mecca Restaurant.
One Progress Plaza.
Pyramid on the Two Hannover Square Parking Garage.
Magic hour looking up at BB&T in Raleigh.
The Sheraton.
The standard South Sauders view of Raleigh.