In-between all of the rain these past few days, it cleared up long enough to document some development updates.
Bronson Primary Care - a new medical suites building, adjacent to one of their urgent care buildings - is being framed up.
Something is going on at the east end of Bronson Park.
Forms are being set, for piers to support...something...
Might this be for relocated statuary from the recently removed fountains?
Not construction, but the Kalamazoo County Building just looked good with how the sunlight was hitting it.
The Exchange has signage now.
The rear build-out of 220 W. Michigan Ave is complete. This enclosure contains a new elevator, egress stair, and garages, for apartment units above the first floor.
All of Rose Street, north of Water St and Suuth of Kalamazoo Ave. is closed for construction. Presumably this is mostly related to the work at the former Masonic Temple building, as it is being converted into a new Hilton Garden Inn.
The first stair tower is going up, for what will become the new 8-story Hilton Home2 Suites.
It will be immediately west of, and adjoining, the new Hilton Garden Inn.
309 North Burdick St. is undergoing an interior remodel. It used to contain yoga studios, and maybe some other spaces. I don't know what will go in there next.
180 E Water St - some of the fiberglass sheathing is starting to go up, on the first floor. You can start to get a sense of the profiles of the building now, with these sort-of framed portals. Formwork for the fourth floor of the mixed-use portion of this structure is also partly in place.
Honor Credit Union is close to complete.
Not much to see, but the apartment fit-outs on the 2nd and 3rd floor of the former Jm Gilmore Enterprises building is ongoing. I think there will be about 20 units total, added to the downtown housing stock.
400 Rose.
Bronson Labs - masonry approaching the top cornice on the south facade.
Not construction, but just a view of Kalamazoo's tallest - Skyrise Apartments.
And finally, at the new Bronson Cancer Pavilion - what a difference 1 week makes! This was just foundations 7 days ago .Now steel framing is already up past the 3rd floor.
