It has been cold, overcast, and rainy for days. However, the sun come out today and blue sky was reflected in the office towers of Uptown Charlotte.
Following is an article about Sunlight and serotonin. Also, a link has been included for today’s photo saved on Flickr with the caption Blue sky reflecting in the office towers in Uptown Charlotte.
Today’s photo shows the Bank of America Tower which was recently constructed. Of specific interest is the video wall in the lobby. Their website says that one of the amenities is a thirty-four by sixty-six foot video wall that can be viewed from the lawn in the entry plaza.
Following is a link the Bank of America Tower website. The address is 620 S. Tryon.
The sun was out, the temperature were up, and the flowers were blooming. It was great to get out for a walk today. Given the pandemic we were careful to stay far away from others who were also enjoying the weather.
Note that the Bank of America Stadium is in the background of this photo. The address is 800 S. Mint Street.
Today, we are sharing a skyline view as seen from Romare Bearden Park. This is one block from our condo and a result we are frequent visitors to the park
Following is a link to the Romare Bearden Park website. The address is 300 South Church street.
This office tower is a recent addition to the Charlotte skyline. During construction the signs referenced Legacy Bank, then recently the building name was changed.
Following is a link to the Bank of America Tower website. The tower is at the intersection of Tryon and Stonewall.
On our evening stroll we were impressed by the number of cement trucks lined up at one of the many construction sites in Uptown Charlotte.
This construction site is for the Bank of America Tower at 620 S. Tryon.
My work teammates and I enjoyed a baseball game last night. The weather was great, the beer was refreshing, the game was fast paced, the view was awesome, and the conversation was enjoyable.
This photo was taken at the BB&T Ballpark in Uptown Charlotte. The address is 324 S. Mint Street
Today’s photo shows the loading dock under one of the office towers in Uptown Charlotte. Notice the sliver trash chute and blue trash compator on the left side of the photo. An interestingly small unit.
This photo was taken in the loading dock under Three Wells Fargo Center. The trash shut services the Ratcliffe Condos. The address is 435 South College Street.
The AIDS Walk was a colorful event. I was especially pleased with volunteers handing our water and snacks to the walkers.
The AIDS Walk Charlotte website states that $147,000+ has been raised.
This photo was taken at the intersection of Levin Avenue for the Arts and Tryon street. Following is a link for the Levin Center for the Arts.
I’m very impressed that a local construction site has planted grass on their excavation dirt.
To show scale, here is what it looks like in the other side of the green grass.
This photo was take at 620 South Tryon in Uptown Charlotte. Following is is link to the Legacy Union website.
The recently opened Kimpton Tryon Park Hotel has a roof top bar which we have attempted to visit twice. However it is closed on Sundays and that is the day we keep trying. Maybe the front desk will let management know there is an opportunity on Sunday because they are having to turn people away ;)
The Kimpton Tryon Park Hotel overlooks Romare Bearden Park.
Today’s photo shows the 330 South Tryon building, Charlotte’s newest office tower. The photo was taken from my office window.
Look to the left and you see the entrance to Latta Arcade. I like the blooming trees in front. You may remember my recent photo showing the inside of Latta Arcade
This sculpture is called Woman Grasshopper and can be found at the Bechtler Museum of modern art. The artist is Germaine Richer. The art work was created in 1946.
Following is a selfie with the women grasshopper ;)
These photos were taken at 420 South Tryon Street.
This was a quick snap in the Latta Arcade. It is a good place to grab lunch. Also, the old photos on the wall are enjoyable. However, the most enjoyable aspect is found at the end the arcade … it opens on to an open air pavilion which is lined with bars.
This photo was taken at 320 South Tryon.
Another beautiful day with more blooms. Once again a photo opportunity presented itself in our favorite park, The Green.
This photo was taken at 435 South Tryon. The building, in the background is the Duke Energy Center.
On a recent stroll I was surprised to see horses on Tryon. The scene is similar to a recent photo titled Dog Crossing. Both the horses and the dogs have little bit of a Beatles Abbey Road album cover feel.
This photo taken at 230 South Tryon. The building in the background is a condo complex called 230 South Tryon.
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