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ION construction at GRH from April 2015 to June 2016
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April 2015: King St. prior to construction
May 2015: street demolition and reconstruction underway
May 2015: work on the north side of King Street
May 2015: replacement of utility lines
June 2015: construction continues
September 2015: construction moves to the south side of King Street
September 2015: rebuilding curbs on King Street
September 2015: street reconstruction near the KW Campus garage
September 2015: starting to look like a street again!
September 2015: Paving near the KW Campus parking garage
December 2015: reconstruction of the north side of King Street
December 2015: more street reconstruction
December 2015: More street reconstruction at King and Green
April 2015: GRH's ION station takes shape
May 2015: track construction at the KW Campus main entrance
May 2015: Track construction near the KW Campus parking garage
June 2016: a major concrete pour to re-open GRH's KW Campus main entrance
June 2016: Looking toward Union Street following the concrete pour
June 2016: track taking shape at King and Green streets
June 2016: the track bed under construction
June 2016: the completion and re-opening of the GRH KW Campus main entrance
June 2016: construction continues up King toward Union Street
For more than a year, GRH's KW Campus has experienced ION light rail construction.
Most of 2015 involved the relocation and reconstruction of underground utilities as well as King Street itself.
2016 has involved construction of the light rail track in the middle of King Street
Take a look back through the construction that's happened. We'll be sure to have additional photos soon.
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