In the States, local govs are using tax dollars to install rain gardens along their main roads to help bring nature back to their cities while using them to clean the rainwater before it goes back into their water sources.

Richmond, Indiana

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Pine Bluff, Arkansas

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I can guarantee this is not planned for either King or Main Streets despite major redesigns currently in the works.

Hamilton deserves better than what we’re getting!
 

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RitsmaCW said:
At least the street itself will be open though!
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King William has been open all along. It’s just Hughson St and the south sidewalk of KW that have been closed for this. I imagine similar closures could come to Hughson between Rebecca and Wilson during the construction of 73 Hughson and maybe north of Wilson for the design district.

I think they are also supposed to be installing a gate or something on KW at James to pedestrianize the street, but I don’t see that being a good idea until Hughson is completely open from Wilson to King.
 
macro said:
King William has been open all along. It’s just Hughson St and the south sidewalk of KW that have been closed for this. I imagine similar closures could come to Hughson between Rebecca and Wilson during the construction of 73 Hughson and maybe north of Wilson for the design district.

I think they are also supposed to be installing a gate or something on KW at James to pedestrianize the street, but I don’t see that being a good idea until Hughson is completely open from Wilson to King.
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I'm meaning the south sidewalk having been closed. It's made the street pretty tight for those walking when it's busy around there.
 
RitsmaCW said:
Plants and tree installed in those closer up planter boxes:

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..why would they plant trees THAT close to the building? That tree has no room to grow.. that's why they have boulevards close to the road, to leave them enough room to spread out..

also the original renders show what appear to be awnings jutting out from where the vents are - wouldnt these just interfere with the trees..?

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as you can see from the original render, the trees are in a much more logical spot
 
I can't recall when completion of this building was expected, but I noticed their old office on King William is being renovated and the old counter and stuff was taken out. They were working in it today. Makes me think they'll be using it as a leasing office which tells me they'll likely start trying to lease these out shortly with move in sometime in Q1 or Q2 2024?
 
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