Expect to wear a helmet, safety vest and gloves if you tour the Union Station project in downtown Raleigh.
“Watch your step,” project officials say repeatedly, as you meander over rebar and particle board ramps.
Years ago, the site was an old Dillon Warehouse. Today, a trailer is parked there, amid piles of gravel and a steel frame. Next year, however, it will be part of Raleigh’s 43,000-square-foot Union Station, a project whose proponents hope will change the city’s skyscape for the better.
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