Deep in the former Macy's South store, a seemingly subterranean corner of the old Regency Square mall is humming with activity. Bucket trucks and scissor lifts ring a giant concrete cavity flanked by two smaller holes, while 50-odd members of various construction crews swarm through the area with ant-like precision. Right now, the space resembles a dusty wasteland, punctuated randomly by lengths of pipe bristling from the wall like porcupine spikes. But in just over two months, this yawning cavern of a space will begin welcoming streams of visitors – an estimated 400,000 of them a year. No, not...Article LinkSupport the show (http://henricocitizen.com/contribute)