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When it comes to development projects, traditional media outlets generally tell you about three things:
This isn’t art -- I don’t claim to be an expert photographer and I don’t edit my photos. This is simply timestamping Indianapolis placemaking.
Project AnnouncementWhat about all the dirty work in-between? That’s where DIG-B comes in. I attempt to follow as many projects as possible -- focusing primarily on the downtown Indianapolis area -- providing photographic updates of the construction progress.
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This isn’t art -- I don’t claim to be an expert photographer and I don’t edit my photos. This is simply timestamping Indianapolis placemaking.
Chris
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3 comments:
so jealous. looks like a beautiful day in Indy.
Yeah, all the sun was pretty damn nice. Though the temp was just a little bit cool, it was nice to be semi-exercising with my bike. There were still quite a few people out and about enjoying White River State Park by this construction.
Can't wait until we get some 65-75 temps around here, though we'll probably see it for 4 days like usual and then just pop into the 80s!
You know we should all be thankful for what's getting built there. Especially in this economic climate. The thing is, most cities would love to have a hotel being built like the Courtyard/Fairfield that is going up. Even if we seem to dislike it. Remember beggers can't be choosers.
By the way, the JW looks freaking fantastic!
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