I had a great view last evening from the RedHawks CAM view from the physics building. The East and North sides looked completed.Only the south side has to finish the steel section of the roof. The other three sides are done.
Responding to your own posts is like talking to yourself.I had a great view last evening from the RedHawks CAM view from the physics building. The East and North sides looked completed.
I do a lot of that as I get older. I still lose the arguments!Responding to your own posts is like talking to yourself.
I think there were only a couple of pieces of steel missing. The crane on the northeast corner put a few pieces up this morning. I suspect that completed that side.I had a great view last evening from the RedHawks CAM view from the physics building. The East and North sides looked completed.
Yes, as you noted, they still haven't even finished the hard shell steel yet. There are by my count 96 sections that need to be undercoated and then get the exterior put on.At the rate they’re going, they will never have this roof completed by the end of September. The time it‘s taking to put the undercoating on the roof is at a crawls pace. Unless they add about 200 workers to just install this undercoating, it’s going to take forever. They still have to put on the hard covering and they haven’t completed the south steel yet.
Last I read, they were working towards the original deadline, which was 9/19. The new schedule bought them an extra week, which was requested by SU. Not sure if they have adjusted things for that or not.Haven’t followed a lot of this but is there an estimated completion date? Clearly the pandemic changed plans to an extent but would this even be ready if there was football?
It looks to me like, whatever that is, is going under and not over the arcs. Looks the same color as the blue you can see at the bottom of the pic. All the shades of white PTFE I've seen installed is a shade of white to begin.I think that they might have started rolling out the PTFE fabric this morning.
You can only see it from the red tailed hawk (RTH) camera.
Can only go back 4 hours on it, but check these screen captures out. It is pretty clear that this is a large piece of rolled up fabric they are working with.
Circa 9:51 AM
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Blue is not the color I was expecting. I assume it will bleach white over time.
Thoughts?
I think it's roof underwear. If I called it "underlayment" I'd get flamed by board roofing experts like DoubleDeeIt looks to me like, whatever that is, is going under and not over the arcs. Looks the same color as the blue you can see at the bottom of the pic. All the shades of white PTFE I've seen installed is a shade of white to begin.
It could also be an optical illusion.
I don't have much experience with PTFE but I know when the old dome roofs were installed, they were a tannish color and turned white over time. Agree blue is an odd color.It looks to me like, whatever that is, is going under and not over the arcs. Looks the same color as the blue you can see at the bottom of the pic. All the shades of white PTFE I've seen installed is a shade of white to begin.
I don't have much experience with PTFE but I know when the old dome roofs were installed, they were a tannish color and turned white over time. Agree blue is an odd color.
Don't know what it is. Could well be up there for some other purpose. Whatever it is, it is pretty big and appears to be getting bigger.
I don't have much experience with PTFE but I know when the old dome roofs were installed, they were a tannish color and turned white over time. Agree blue is an odd color.
Don't know what it is. Could well be up there for some other purpose. Whatever it is, it is pretty big and appears to be getting bigger.
Is there a link for the RTH camera please?
Pete did you order the wrong color?Here is a screen capture showing a crane pulling on the material. It looks pretty heavy. Maybe when it is all unraveled and reduced to one layer, it is a very faint light blue?
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These are great! Hard to really notice the additional supports from the cables down to the metal framed roof from the webcam.