Workers for Heard Ratzlaff/HR Construction placed beams on Thursday with the help of a heavy crane. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)

Steelwork has begun rising on Mooney’s Corner, a four-story office building at 212 S. Main St. in downtown Davidson, next to Town Hall. This week, a crane has been lifting beams into place on the building, while workers bolt them together.

Developer Brad Remmey plans a $2.7 million, 4-story building on the site, which would become the new home of J.J. Wade and Associates. Wade is currently in a historic building next door.

The former one-story building at 212 S. Main St. was demolished in early August to make way for the new building.

Mr. Remmey has said he hopes the project can be completed by February 2013.

Steel beams are going up on the building at 212 S. Main St. The developer is hoping the project will be completed in February 2013. (David Boraks/DavidsonNews.net)

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