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Downtown Los Angeles Looks to the Skies
One major feature of downtown LA is about to disappear this coming Saturday when the biggest hole in the ground will be filled with concrete. That’s the foundation for the Wilshire Ground project, and the cement pour is going to set a record. KCRW’s Saul Gonzalez has been there and he has a preview of what’s to come.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readOne major feature of downtown LA is about to disappear this coming Saturday when the biggest hole in the ground will be filled with concrete. That’s the foundation for the Wilshire Ground project, and the cement pour is going to set a record. KCRW’s Saul Gonzalez has been there and he has a preview of what’s to come.
To get a sense of the scope of this project, you can see pictures of the biggest hole in Los Angeles—and drawings of the completed Wilshire Grand development at the Which Way, L.A.? Blog.
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