Crews have started to deliver and assemble picnic shelters.

Cables were strung from the towers for the Auro Bridge.

Crews started rolling out sod at Michelin Green.

Boulders were placed in the playground area.

Workers completed installation of the second Auro Bridge tower, on the north side of the Reedy River. Aerial construction will continue for several weeks.

Workers completed the structure for one of two support towers of the Auro Bridge.

Workers used a lift truck to stand up the first of four support towers for the Auro Bridge.

Large boulders were unloaded by crane at the playground area.

Play structures made of large Locust tree trunks also arrived for the playground area.

The layout for the playground area is beginning to take shape, as contractors prepare of the arrival of playground equipment.

A crane eased the Spinks Bridge, the second of three pedestrian bridges, into place at Unity Park.

A new section of the Swamp Rabbit Trail, north of the Reedy River, opened on July 9. (Photo courtesy Harper GC)

Workers pour the concrete foundation for the Auro Bridge.

The aerial view from the north shows the playground areas beginning to emerge.

A crane eases the first pedestrian bridge into place at Unity Park.

Manufactured in Pickens, the first of three Unity Park pedestrian bridges arrived on June 16.

Construction is progressing on the new parallel extension of the Swamp Rabbit Trail, which will open to the public on July 9.

Workers creating the extension of the Swamp Rabbit Trail, along the north side of the Reedy River.

Work continues on the parallel Swamp Rabbit Trail on the north side of the river.

Workers poured the foundation for the 70-foot pedestrian bridge just upstream of Hudson Street.

The Auro Bridge towers were constructed off site.

Glass for the picture windows in the Visitors Center arrived on site.

Contractors prepared for a concrete pour at the sprayground's pumphouse.

Paving work continued on new Welborn Street, and new concrete parking spaces were poured in front of Welborn Commons.

Crews install sod along the new section of the Swamp Rabbit Trail, on the north side of the Reedy River.

Contractors continued work on the slopes along the north river bank and planted permanent seed.