Projects & Construction:
Bailey Park @ East End - Phase I and Wake Forest School of Medicine:
We should see new windows at any time in the university's downtown medical school adaptive reuse project.
Credit: Britt Chester
Mast General Store:
The sidewalk is now open in front of the store.
Credit: Mast General Store
McHugh Sisters Flats:
Salem College's new downtown student apartments are being constructed fast!
Credit: Salem College
Convention Center Renovation:
Design plans will be reviewed in May. Construction will begin in January 2016. The facility will remain open during the three phase renovation, which will take 16 months to complete (April 2017). This project will add space to the convention center, by demolishing the sunken garden on Fifth Street and expanding the building closer to the sidewalk. This first phase will be completed by July 2016.
The Kimpton Hotel & Residences will open at a great time to move some events to their meeting space.
Reynolda House Indoor Pool Restoration: Built! 
This is an amazing restoration of a Streamline Moderne indoor pool. Yes, it has bird cages and porthole windows.
Credit: Sarah Beth Keyser
Fairfield Inn & Suites Downtown:
The 110 room hotel will open April 28. It will feature Fairfield's newest design and decor. This downtown hotel will have a 12-foot (3.7 meter) tall outdoor fireplace. It also has a new sports bar called the Main Street Grille & Pub (The hotel is located on Main Street, across from the 34-storey Wells Fargo Center and across from Salem College's under construction residence hall). The restaurant features several Western North Carolina favorites.
Clinical Ink Expanding Again:
Clinical Ink has bought a Boston company and has an infusion of $20 million into the company, from Novartis AG and MPM Capital. The company has doubled in size since September. They are already looking for more space in downtown's IQ District. Employees from the Boston-based company they are buying and Novartis employees are moving to Winston-Salem and should double the company's size in downtown Winston-Salem again.
Lillybee Office:
I know it was completed a few weeks ago, but we really didn't have any good photographs of the completed adaptive reuse project. This building was renovated into a beautiful office building for the fast growing clothing design company!
Credit: West & Stem
Whitaker Park Adaptive Reuse:
The city and county have approved incentives to upgrade existing lab space in this project. A requirement was also passed for the space to be fully upgraded and open in 12 months or less. A biotech company is ready to prelease space in this project.
760 West Fourth:
City Council is still talking about the offer to buy the parking deck for this 14-storey building.
403@Vine Office Building:
Both 403@Vine and the downtown medical school are in this photograph. You'll notice the scaffolding and protective net is up at 403@Vine office building. This was installed to protect Piedmont Leaf Lofts condo building from the interior demolition and hydro-blasting.
Credit: Jerry Cooper
Credit: Britt Chester
ARTivity on the Green:
If the weather is good; workers will pour the walkways and paint the metalwork red this week?
Credit: dadler714
Credit: Britt Chester
Credit: Britt Chester
Credit: Britt Chester
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