Three major schemes are proceeding, with builders creating the £14 million Danum Gallery, Library and Museum, at one end of the street, just a few yards away from the £10 million cinema and restaurants complex, and from the Doncaster University Technical College site at the other end of the road.
Our pictures show the very latest in the contruction as the buildings start to take shape. Eight foot tall boards have now been removed from the museum site, giving a clear view of the landscaped gardens outside and the railway lines that will allow a steam locomotive to be rolled inside the building.
The cinema and the college are also now clearly recognisable as the buildings they are to be when they open.
9. Back garden
The landscaped outdoor area behind the Danum Gallery, Library and Museum viewed from Chequer Road Photo: David Kessen
10. On track
The railway tracks that will allow railway engines to be rolled into the Danum Gallery, Library and Museum from the council offices on Waterdale Photo: David Kessen
11. Well advanced
The view of the Danum Gallery, Library and Museum from Chamber Road Photo: David Kessen
12. Through the trees
The landscaped area behind the Danum Gallery, Library and Museum now looks complete Photo: David Kessen