Raleigh Calling, Installment Two: Swaying
Installment two in Raleigh Calling (images taken via cellphone). This one will probably be easy for anyone who spends much time downtown. But maybe you’ll have a hard time recognizing it because it’s so sway-y. Or not.
As in installment one, the winner is the first to identify the building above. The prize is a 5″ x 7″ print of the image. Additional prints will be awarded for providing either the year in which it was built or how may floors it has.
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07/06/2009
I know this, but I’ll let someone else take a shot since I won the last one… ;)
07/06/2009
The Original Progress Energy Building.
07/06/2009
Perhaps if the building name didn’t appear when I moved my mouse over the pic…
07/06/2009
One Progress Plaza and a nibble of Two Progress Plaza to the left. How I miss Davie St! My office used to be in TPP.
07/06/2009
Thanks to Eric for being so gracious and stepping aside. And congrats to Javier for winning! The editors will be in touch with you to coordinate the delivery of your prize.
Bonus points to Matt Frye for the extra tidbit of correct information. I’ll consult with the editors to see if that also warrants a prize.
07/06/2009
After a long meeting with the editors, we’ve decided that Matt Frye is also a winner. The editors will be in touch with the winners for your mailing addresses. Thanks again to everybody.
07/06/2009
Oh yeah, as to your comment, Sara: I think you’d count as a winner if you want to be. I mean, it’s not your fault that we messed up and put the answer right there. All you have to do is type out the answer, and you’ll get a prize, too (if you want).
07/06/2009
I’m writing from inside this building! mwahaha! (don’t tell my boss!) :)
07/06/2009
I believe it was built in ’77? And the city club is on 21 so I’ll say 21 floors…
07/07/2009
Congrats to Carter as well! You are also a winner! The editors will be in touch with you to coordinate sending you your prize. Thanks everyone.
07/17/2009
Technically, it has 22 floors if you count the Lower Level.