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    Construction Roundup: June 2022 Part 2

    This month’s multi-part Construction Roundup photo feature includes some interested updates in installment number two!

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    We’ve travelled around Downtown, Franklinton, The Discovery District, Arena District, Italian Village, Short North, Weinland Park and University District to see what’s new and different and taller in June.

    We found several mid-rise buildings going up and a whole bunch of new apartments and homes under construction, bringing a lot of new places to live online in the near future for these Columbus neighborhoods.

    By the way, have you noticed a construction site that we’ve missed? It’s hard to spot them all every month, so let us know if there’s something you want to see an update on in the near future by leaving a comment down below and we’ll do our best to add it to the list in the future.

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    All photos by Walker Evans.

    A new seven story building is going up at the southwest corner of King Avenue and High Street in the University District.
    Ongoing construction continues at the southern end of the Jeffrey Park development in Italian Village.
    Another view of several new residential buildings at the Jeffrey Park development in Italian Village.
    A plaza renovation is underway at the PNC Building, which will be both at street level and underground.
    Construction has begun at Astor Park in the Arena District — a mixed-use development adjacent to lower.com Field.
    Work continues at the new residences lining the north end of The Topiary Park in the Discovery District neighborhood Downtown.
    Ground recently broke at the former site of the IBEW in the Short North, which will be home to a new seven-story mixed-use residential building.
    A birds-eye view of a new 13-story building under construction on Broad Street in Downtown Columbus.
    The Main Library is undergoing a plaza renovation on the east side of the building, offering a new space between the building at the Topiary Park.
    Work continues at Vera on Broad, as seen from Grant Avenue in the Discovery District.
    Preliminary work has begun at this Italian Village site that will soon be home to a 315-unit residential development.
    More residential units are under construction in Italian Village by Lykens Companies.
    Several new residential buildings are going up in the University District at the north side of the Makley development on Fifth Avenue.
    Work continues at The Crossline, a new development on Fifth Avenue in Weinland Park.
    Work has progressed quickly at phase one of The Peninsula development.
    Another view of the new buildings going up at The Peninsula development.
    A view of the main 12-story Gravity 2.0 building in Franklinton.
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    Walker Evans is the co-founder of Columbus Underground, along with his wife and business partner Anne Evans. Walker has turned local media into a full time career over the past decade and serves on multiple boards and committees throughout the community.
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