Here you can see the additional aluminum supports that have been erected to hold up the fabric covering. Only a small area at the north has had some of the fabric installed (visible at the lower left of the photo).
Workers were doing some maintenance jobs, Saturday. You can see how tall the centre of the building is. It will feel spacious and airy, inside.
Checking the struts and supports. Nice to see the company working on a weekend.
This gives you an idea how big and roomy the final building will be. A view from the intersection at Spruce and Third Streets.
All 14 of the main support struts have now been erected. Looking good!
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