Long awaited demolition of the K-Mart on Nicollet Avenue in Minneapolis. The store was damaged during the 2020 Minneapolis Uprising and then used as a temporary post office for nearby posts offices that were burned down.

The K-Mart site in South Minneapolis. Firefighters fought a fire here earlier this month. After two South Minneapolis post offices were burned down in May 2020, the Postal Service leased space in the building from November 2020 to late summer 2023 for temporary post offices during rebuild.

A moose in the water in the Superior National Forest in October 2023.

Construction continuing on the re-development of the Century Plaza building in downtown Minneapolis. When finished, the building will house the Minneapolis police first precinct.

Construction at Karmel Square on Lake Street in Minneapolis.

The newly rebuilt US Bank building on Lake street. The bank was destroyed during riots following the May 25th, 2020 murder of George Floyd.

A storm moves in over a large development in Uptown Minneapolis.

A new housing development begins on the site of the burned O'Reilly Auto Parts store.

The calm, shallow lagoon behind Secret Beach on Ambergris Caye offers a view of the mangrove coast and recent construction along the island’s west side. Once nearly inaccessible, this area has seen rapid development, raising questions about ecosystem impacts and zoning enforcement. Despite the growth, the lagoon remains a rare quiet edge of an island increasingly defined by tourism infrastructure.

“Everlake” signage up at the Midtown Corner apartments that burned last year. Per website:“Embrace the Lake Street community and move home to the brand new Everlake apartments. Cultural charisma. Urban connectivity. Always Minneapolis, Everlake.”

The US Bank Branch on Lake Street being rebuilt.

Development continuing on the I-35W & Lake Street station.

Development of apartments at 112 East Lalke Street. The property was formerly a tobacco shop destroyed during unrest.

Construction site in downtown Minneapolis with wood that reads “Stay happy stay safe”.

Viewed from the Royal Docks, London’s skyline reveals the dense mix of modern architecture and post-industrial redevelopment that defines the Docklands. The glass towers of Greenwich Peninsula and Canary Wharf rise behind the cable cars of the Emirates Air Line (now London Cable Car), a river-crossing system linking the Greenwich Peninsula to the Royal Docks across the Thames.

In the foreground, remnants of light industry and aggregate plants along Silvertown contrast sharply with the polished towers beyond—symbolic of East London’s ongoing transformation from its shipping and manufacturing roots into a hub for finance, technology, and luxury housing. Construction cranes mark continuing phases of regeneration near the O2 Arena and North Greenwich station, areas that once formed part of London’s maritime infrastructure but now represent its 21st-century economic frontier.

Construction on interstate 35W near downtown Minneapolis.

The dense vertical rhythm of Avenida Reforma captures Mexico City’s layered identity — a metropolis balancing past and future. In the foreground, aging residential blocks bear graffiti and sun-faded paint, symbols of mid-century urban life. Rising behind them are the glass and concrete spires of the city’s new financial core, including Torre Reforma, Torre BBVA, and Torre Mayor, among the tallest buildings in Latin America. The contrast is striking: the utilitarian decay of the 20th century meets the engineered ambition of the 21st. Beneath it all, traffic surges westward toward Chapultepec, reflecting the restless motion of a city forever under construction.

Construction work is underway along a street in Zurich, Switzerland, with several construction vehicles and materials visible in the foreground. The site is fenced off with wooden barriers, and the street is lined with colorful residential buildings, including a pink building with red shutters and a small balcony. In the background, modern office buildings and a hotel can be seen, indicating ongoing development in the area. The weather is clear with a bright blue sky, suggesting a sunny day during the development project.

Downtown East construction in Downtown Minneapolis. Construction came with all the work around the new US Bank Stadium.

Downtown Minneapolis while US Bank Stadium was being built.