From fighter jets to Christmas Toilets, Fayetteville Street has seen its fair share of spectacles since reopening over five years ago. But, the 2012 New Year’s celebrations took the prize for a lot of Raleigh residents with the ferris wheel that was constructed at the corner of Fayetteville and Hargett Streets.
Despite the dreary weather, Klausie’s Pizza and more showed up over the weekend at The Saturday Market at Rebus Works.
Cranes loom over The News and Observer building on Salisbury Street while construction continues on the Wake County Justice Center.
Downtown Raleigh’s skyline as seen from atop the Quorum condo building.
One of the most aesthetically pleasing parking decks in the city.
Built in 1907-1909, the Masonic Temple building was technically North Carolina’s first skyscraper by using reinforced steel and concrete.