Thank you for the reply and Happy New Year.
It still looks industrial and separate from downtown/other surrounding neighborhoods, but we can see the $3 billion in changes happening to make it a part of downtown. At some point in the very near future this neighborhood won't be so alienating. I do think some people like the neighborhood a little rough and industrial (it's what makes it "the" new trendy neighborhood) and they may see these changes differently. If you haven't seen this neighborhood in the past five years, it's difficult to recognize it today. (Heavy Gentrification)
Congratulations to Biotech Place
Biotech Place (1937) made the
National Trust for Historic Preservation's Top-10 list of Preservation Wins in 2012.
"Opened this year, this development enhances Winston-Salem’s rich history and architectural heritage," the trust for preservation said.