Posted Nov 10, 2016, 11:32 AM
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Officials celebrate completion of 111 Main tower
Isaac Riddle Reports - Full Article @ http://www.buildingsaltlake.com/officials-celebrate-completion-111-main-tower/
Image courtesy of Wilkenson Ferrari & Co.
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Originally Posted by borninslc
Did anyone see them testing the lights in the crown of the 111 tower tonight? I'm impressed with the palette of colors they were showcasing. Red, gold, green,
blue, white and combinations of all of the above including a full rainbow look. They also can do all kinds of "flashing effects" that looked very cool. I remember some people asking what the
range of colors will be. From what I saw tonight, the options are many and depending on how playful they want to be, we may see all kinds of fun light shows on top of 111.
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Originally Posted by AllOutOfBubbleGum
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The 'Non-Column-Support' outer walls at the base of 111 are a stunning engagement of sheer glass
http://www.utahprojects.info/Project/Update/5436/111-South
Performing Arts Center, 111 Tower & Regent Street Construction Timeline Updates Contd.
September - October 2016
From inside Abravanel Hall - Pic By Gastroc
September 9th
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Originally Posted by DCRes
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Pic By DCRes
September 9th
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Originally Posted by Comrade
Took this today at the rail yard.

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Pic By Comrade
September 20th
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Originally Posted by DCRes
111 looks like it is basically complete. When I walked by today they were setting up tables
and chairs in the lobby, it looked like they were getting ready for some sort of presentation.
The 'Encore Bistro' is now open in the lobby of the EPAC. There is sign on the door saying it is open from 7-3.
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Pic By DCRes
October 1st
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Originally Posted by s.p.hansen
With the new Eccles Theater and 111 they got rid of that horrible slippery red brick looking tiled sidewalk on 100 S near regent street. It looks so much better now!

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Pics By S.P.Hansen
October 8th - 10th
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Regent Street is moving slowly. They have 10 days until the grand opening and at the rate they're pouring concrete, it's going to be a nail bitter. For sure the retail won't be ready and the upper floors of the south end of the Regent Street Parking Garage won't be ready. The corner restaurant facing City Creek is half rebuilt and won't be open for quite some time.
I've never seen a project move so slow with doing pavement.
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Pics By S.P.Hansen
October 17th
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Originally Posted by DCRes
Regent Street is now open to pedestrians, at least I think it is. I walked through and took pictures and nobody stopped me, but there is still a lot of construction going on. Overall, I like the feel. With the new brick on the parking garage and specially once the retail opens up, it doesn't feel like you are walking in the shadow of a parking garage, but rather next to a 10 story brick building.
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Pics By DCRes
October 21st
Pics By S.P.Hansen
October 21st
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Originally Posted by msbutah
Regent as of this morning

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Pics By MSBUtah
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Last edited by delts145; Dec 8, 2016 at 12:52 PM.
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