FTFYYeah, people sit on that, so there would be a lot of people with black paint on their asses.
FTFYYeah, people sit on that, so there would be a lot of people with black paint on their asses.
FTFY
Question: Are those windows on the west side of the upper levels of the SPC? If so, do the windows actually have yet to be installed?
Question: Are those windows on the west side of the upper levels of the SPC? If so, do the windows actually have yet to be installed?
The 3rd floor has academic offices along that wall. I would imagine those would have some windows.Pretty sure those are just glossy exterior wall panels. If I remember the floor plans that's all "service" stuff on that side. Bathrooms, kitchens, mechanical, storage, etc. Nothing they'd need (or want) windows for.
The 3rd floor has academic offices along that wall. I would imagine those would have some windows.
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That's what I thought. I'm just not sure why if those are windows, they weren't installed earlier. You'd think that they would have to put up scaffolding to do it now, because I wouldn't think they could put a scissor lift up on that roof.
Looking at the webcam more, I do think they've got the windows already installed. There just not very visible. Along the west side you can some breaks or discontinuities along the wall.
If the glass is done everywhere else on the building and they are as far along on interior work as we've seen, they'd have the windows in (except on
Is that broken concrete or is it concrete covered in plastic like you see in the foreground?I snared this screenshot earlier when the camera operator was panning around. I get pretty most of what I’m seeing. The walkway light footings, the fact that there is going to be (from the renderings) a black border around the grass.
But why would there be a line of broken concrete next to the sidewalk by 4th Street? They just poured that.
The renderings also show there is supposed be a low wall there (probably to channel foot traffic to the walkways), so I’d expect a trench for footings there—not broken concrete.
Or am I seeing things?
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Yeah, that's it. It appeared to be plastic in the out of focus pic posted.
Someone set the zoom on where the action was, then wandered off.Interesting camera work we have going on here
Not everything is immediate ROI. When it comes to college athletics you're often talking about building ROI 20+ years down the road if you're doing it right.
I suppose this view gives us a fairly good idea as to where the webcam is located.
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