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Bird's-eye View of Water Works Site

Editors Note: Mill District resident Doug Verdier continues to document the progress of the Water Works project.

Thank you to Doug Verdier's neighbor Doug Caldwell for capturing and sharing these photos from an upper floor of RiverWest.

Above, a bird's-eye view of the grassy outdoor area under construction next to the Water Works pavilion building.

Above, view of Water Works pavilion building rooftop. HVAC and mechanicals are on the left, and the air scrubber above kitchen area under construction is on right. The South Plaza sidewalk and ramp to the right of the building are at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and S First Street. 
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