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two months in, and still not even done with 1 of em.

gravitymachine wrote:two months in, and still not even done with 1 of em.

That's because Homrich is notorious for under pricing and over promising on delivery and then squeezing massive change orders out of public contracts. Did it with the Statler. Probably doing it with the Brewster Project.

In this modern age, do they still use wrecking balls for demolitions? Seems like this would be the place to swing one around if they did.

Catching up over the last week or so.









And here's where we are today:





I don't think they're gonna get this done in a month. I'm gonna see it from a different angle by then.

Nothing this week.

Andy, your pix are remarkable in that the framing is consistent week-to-week, month-to-month. My question is do you have locked camera positions or is it just a fantastic memory for spatial uniformity?

Or are you looking at the old pics when you're taking the new ones?

gnome wrote:Andy, your pix are remarkable in that the framing is consistent week-to-week, month-to-month. My question is do you have locked camera positions or is it just a fantastic memory for spatial uniformity?

Thanks. Nothing special, just holding it. Although I'm very conscious of the framing when I take these pics.

What's the hold up? Does it have something to do with that big piece on top?

Looks like they're picking up the pace. The third one is about halfway demolished and they're already chipping into a second one.

Only one has yet to have any scars on it.