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Feb262020

Doug Verdier's February 25 Photos of the Water Works Project

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

These photos, taken February 25th, show wooden forms in place against the inside of the stone wall on the river side of the Columbia Mill building. Concrete will then be poured into the forms, which contain rebar, to reinforce the stone exterior walls of the Mill building.

The right side of the above photo shows steel construction underway for the Sioux Chef restaurant area on the top floor of the Pavilion.  The vertical  concrete structure is the elevator shaft. 

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