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700 Raymond Project Advances


Construction Continues on our new project - 700 Raymond Ave.

In spite of all the rain, we're making progress on the excavation of the storm water runoff pond and the parking lot. The window openings for the high windows is being done and the utilities are being installed from the street.

Sometimes the project looks worse before it looks better. There is a LOT of mud this week, but once the parking lot is complete, people will be able to see how the building will work.

And the windows will be amazing! There will be over 30 monitor style windows on each side of the building, letting in so much natural light, our building will definitely save energy on lighting.

This photo is a rendering of the west side of the building that faces Raymond.
Click on the photo to enlarge.

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