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Tides is fast at work developing the first two buildings. Enjoy the latest pictures from the jobsite!

Building One piles.

Building Two pile rig mobilizes.

Building One piles and earthwork.

Building One piles and pilecap formwork.

Building Two pilework begins.

Look how big this Building One pilecap is! Once in place, it will be filled with solid concrete.

The new Cooper River Bridge is open to traffic.

Marshfront site wall at location of future pedestrian walking path

Building #1 underground parking garage

Building #1 Level One support wall

Masonry work

Picture of the Tides site taken from the Ravenel Bridge on 11-3-2005

Aerial photo of Tides site from December 1, 2005

Aerial photo of Tides site from December 29, 2005

Setting foundation of tower crane for Building #3

Last pilings being completed for Building #3

Parking level and columns to support the first floor of Building #2

First floor, East end, Building #1

Preparing to pour second floor columns in Building #1

Aerial photo of Tides site from February 4, 2006

Building #1 progress from Ravenel Bridge - March 1, 2006

Building #2 progress from Ravenel Bridge - March 1, 2006

Building #2 rebar work

Looking West from Building #3 site towards new Ravenel Bridge and old Cooper River Bridge

Tides aerial photo from March 3, 2006

Actual view of Ravenel Bridge from 3rd floor of Building 1

Building 1 progress - Vertical construction is currently up to the 4th floor elevation.

Concrete work on Thursday, April 13, 2006

Columns and reinforcing steel work on Building 2

Picture of Tides site from Ravenel Bridge on April 13, 2006 - Building 1 on left, Building 2 on right

Tides aerial photo from March 30, 2006

Friday, April 28th, 2006 - Remnants of smoke from today's bridge demolition blast, as seen from Tides

June 15, 2006 - The Tides Amenities Building as seen from Building 1 - To the right of the photograph is the foundation of Building 3 - To the left of the Amenities Building, inside the wall, is the location of the pedestrian walking path

June aerial photograph - Below the crane you can see the footprint of Building 3 as it gets going. The Amenity

Building is visible in the lower right corner and Building 2 can be seen above that

June aerial photograph - Building 1 is visible in the left corner of the photo - the 6th floor is being constructed. Building 2 is visible in the middle of the photograph as 5th floor work progresses.

Architectural cast stone on Building #1

A number of architectural cast stone panels on Building #1 with the Ravenel Bridge in the background

Another look at some architectural cast stone panels on Building #1

Building #1 vertical construction

Building #2 as seen from the 6th floor of Building #1

Building #3 foundation and pilework

Amenities Building with Building #3 foundation in background

Standing on the 6th floor of Building #1 - To the left you can see the full roof height of the building

Another actual view from Tides - The Arthur Ravenel Bridge as seen from the 6th floor of Building #1

Architectural cast stone panels on Building 1

More architectural cast stone panels on the river side of Building 1

Amenities Building progress

Another view of architectural cast stone panel installation progress on Building 1

Standing on the 5th Floor of Building 1 with Amenities Building in lower right background

Building 2 progress as seen from Building 1

Building 1, Building 2 and the Amenities Building on a clear Mt. Pleasant afternoon

Concrete work takes place on Building 1 as Building 3 emerges in the top right of photograph

September Aerial Photograph of Tides

Building 3 vertical construction

Building 1 progress

October 2006 Aerial Photograph

October 2006 Aerial Photograph - Building 3

October 2006 Aerial Photograph

November 2006 Aerial Photograph - Building 1 and Building 2 from Cooper River side

November 2006 Aerial Photograph

November 2006 Aerial Photograph - Building 3

November 2006 Aerial Photograph

December 2006 Aerial Photograph

January 2007 Aerial Photograph

February 2007 Aerial Photograph

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	Tides is fast at work developing the first two buildings. Enjoy the latest pictures from the jobsite! Building One piles. Building Two pile rig mobilizes. Building One piles and earthwork. Building One piles and pilecap formwork. Building Two pilework begins. Look how big this Building One pilecap is! Once in place, it will be filled with solid concrete. The new Cooper River Bridge is open to traffic. Marshfront site wall at location of future pedestrian walking path Building #1 underground parking garage Building #1 Level One support wall Masonry work Picture of the Tides site taken from the Ravenel Bridge on 11-3-2005 Picture of the Tides site taken from the Ravenel Bridge on 11-3-2005 Aerial photo of Tides site from December 1, 2005 Aerial photo of Tides site from December 1, 2005 Aerial photo of Tides site from December 1, 2005 Aerial photo of Tides site from December 29, 2005 Aerial photo of Tides site from December 29, 2005 Aerial photo of Tides site from December 29, 2005 Setting foundation of tower crane for Building #3 Last pilings being completed for Building #3 Parking level and columns to support the first floor of Building #2 First floor, East end, Building #1 Preparing to pour second floor columns in Building #1 Aerial photo of Tides site from February 4, 2006 Aerial photo of Tides site from February 4, 2006 Aerial photo of Tides site from February 4, 2006 Building #1 progress from Ravenel Bridge - March 1, 2006 Building #2 progress from Ravenel Bridge - March 1, 2006 Building #2 rebar work Looking West from Building #3 site towards new Ravenel Bridge and old Cooper River Bridge Tides aerial photo from March 3, 2006 Tides aerial photo from March 3, 2006 Tides aerial photo from March 3, 2006 Actual view of Ravenel Bridge from 3rd floor of Building 1 Building 1 progress - Vertical construction is currently up to the 4th floor elevation. Concrete work on Thursday, April 13, 2006 Columns and reinforcing steel work on Building 2 Picture of Tides site from Ravenel Bridge on April 13, 2006 - Building 1 on left, Building 2 on right Tides aerial photo from March 30, 2006 Tides aerial photo from March 30, 2006 Tides aerial photo from March 30, 2006 Tides aerial photo from March 30, 2006 Friday, April 28th, 2006 - Remnants of smoke from today's bridge demolition blast, as seen from Tides June 15, 2006 - The Tides Amenities Building as seen from Building 1 - To the right of the photograph is the foundation of Building 3 - To the left of the Amenities Building, inside the wall, is the location of the pedestrian walking path June aerial photograph - Below the crane you can see the footprint of Building 3 as it gets going. The Amenity Building is visible in the lower right corner and Building 2 can be seen above that June aerial photograph - Building 1 is visible in the left corner of the photo - the 6th floor is being constructed. Building 2 is visible in the middle of the photograph as 5th floor work progresses. Architectural cast stone on Building #1 A number of architectural cast stone panels on Building #1 with the Ravenel Bridge in the background Another look at some architectural cast stone panels on Building #1 Building #1 vertical construction Building #2 as seen from the 6th floor of Building #1 Building #3 foundation and pilework Amenities Building with Building #3 foundation in background Standing on the 6th floor of Building #1 - To the left you can see the full roof height of the building Another actual view from Tides - The Arthur Ravenel Bridge as seen from the 6th floor of Building #1 Architectural cast stone panels on Building 1 More architectural cast stone panels on the river side of Building 1 Amenities Building progress Another view of architectural cast stone panel installation progress on Building 1 Standing on the 5th Floor of Building 1 with Amenities Building in lower right background Building 2 progress as seen from Building 1 Building 1, Building 2 and the Amenities Building on a clear Mt. Pleasant afternoon Concrete work takes place on Building 1 as Building 3 emerges in the top right of photograph September Aerial Photograph of Tides September Aerial Photograph of Tides September Aerial Photograph of Tides September Aerial Photograph of Tides Building 3 vertical construction Building 1 progress October 2006 Aerial Photograph October 2006 Aerial Photograph October 2006 Aerial Photograph - Building 3 October 2006 Aerial Photograph October 2006 Aerial Photograph November 2006 Aerial Photograph - Building 1 and Building 2 from Cooper River side November 2006 Aerial Photograph November 2006 Aerial Photograph - Building 3 November 2006 Aerial Photograph November 2006 Aerial Photograph December 2006 Aerial Photograph December 2006 Aerial Photograph December 2006 Aerial Photograph January 2007 Aerial Photograph January 2007 Aerial Photograph January 2007 Aerial Photograph January 2007 Aerial Photograph February 2007 Aerial Photograph February 2007 Aerial Photograph February 2007 Aerial Photograph February 2007 Aerial Photograph (view recent photos) back to News main page

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