Boston Borough Council shared the photographs of the Rosegarth Squarth redevelopment site at the weekend, ahead of the start of works on Monday (January 6).
They were taken last month by contractors Lindum Group.
More aerial photographs of the site are promised as the project takes place.
The council’s vision is to create a ‘thriving community space’ in the area, one that also acts as a ‘gateway’ to the town centre.
The plans – which includes a new sensory garden and amphitheatre-style seating area – are being brought about thanks to £14.8 million of Levelling Up money secured by the council.
1. Rosegarth Square before shots
The area between Boston Bus Station and the Haven, where the Rosegarth Square redevelopment will take place. Photo: Lindum Group
2. Rosegarth Square before shots
The Napier car park, which was closed to the public last month ahead of the redevelopment works. Photo: Lindum Group
3. Lindum Group
Crown House and behind it the building formerly occupied by B&M and Dunelm. Both are to be demolished. Photo: Rosegarth Square before shots
4. Rosegarth Square before shots
Another angle on Crown House, the former home of JobcentrePlus. Plans have been submitted to build a mixed-use development in its place, featuring retail units on the ground floor and apartments on the first and second floors. Photo: Lindum Group