[Church Street Station]

The space beneath the pedestrian bridge and adjacent to the sushi place in CSS is now covered with paper and construction notices are up. Not sure which business is taking this spot.

54 W. Church? Looks like another lounge/restaurant:

http://www.vjaconstruction.com/uploads/54West-ConstructionsDocuments_revised07162010-Arch.pdf

[Amway Center]

Just 1 quick pic... A drive-by shot of the sign being installed on South side of building

[Lake Nona - Medical City]

Here are a couple of photos from last week.. there are some more at my site Under Construction Forever

UCF College of Medicine:

UCF Biomedical Sciences building:

Nemours Children's Hospital:

VA Medical Center:

Lake Nona Blvd.:

[The Plaza]

I have a hard time seeing a theater work unless the parking was free or validated.

I disagree. Maybe we should ask St. Pete how they got it to work at Baywalk.

[The Plaza]

Contractor files $5.4M lien on The Plaza

[THE Orlando Photo Thread]

awesome pictures

[Downtown Orlando Project Discussion]

Ive heard the new 429 is open all the way down to I-4 now, can anyone confirm this?

Yep. Article

[The VUE]

The Vue 12/06/06. Sorry for the out-of-focusness.

[55 West]

A couple photos 12/10/06:

[THE Orlando Photo Thread]

random pic from tonight; playing with my new camera trying to figure it out

[Other Metro Area Projects]

Innovation Way and the Burnham Institute and UCF Medical School:

I heard a report on TV13 last week that sounded like they said that the County or an agency within OC did not approve Innovation Way. Did anyone hear anything about this? And does anyone know anything about those other two projects?

I think you're talking about the County's decision to require job commitments before homes can be built:

Orange County's decision to require job commitments before homes can be built in its proposed high-tech corridor could kill the planned expansion of Central Florida Research Park, the park's chief said Friday.

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In approving the development of Innovation Way, a high-tech corridor that would bisect east Orange County, the County Commission said it wants developers to recruit employers before they build homes for prospective employees.

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