JTS construction webcam?
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There are ramps being built for access to both the east and west sides. I doubt they would build those if there was no access from the plaza.
From one of the renderings it looks like there are the gates where they would check tickets.
There were questions about bathrooms last week. I know the guys installing the partitions and told there were 118 poly vinyl partitions being installed. There are some stainless being installed but how many I do not know. Not sure how many stalls there were originally but there's some info for those who might be interested.
In this photo, you can see darker brick wall a few yards south and parallel to the main building (and another being build to the west). There will probably be some sort of fencing I think they will be checking tickets in-between these walls.
My my guess has been there are three gates there. Left up ramp to west concourse, center to SEZ and right up ramp to east concourse.
Not sure of crowd control at concourse level of SEZ.
See the opening to the right of center. The "garage door" for the crane. :huh: Probably all closed up by now as cranes, lifts and semi's are finished driving through the building.
You are going to be able to walk all the way around the stadium so my bet is the SEZ entrance will be at or just outside of the doors and the walkway just south of the doors is open for the public while the upper concourse is for all ticket holders.
It was a 14 month (July '14 - August '15) project that is 85% done...
http://www.fpm.iastate.edu/planning/projects/
Baker has been pulling people from everywhere to finish. Heard many of the finishes haven't started. 30 days out. Might just be banter, but normally the tradesmen know.
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If divided evenly over the entirety of the project, 15% of the project remaining would take 2.1 months. We are 53 days from kickoff. So my non-connected opinion is they are about a week to ten days behind schedule. Not particularly surprising given the short window for the project and not impossible to make up in a roughly 50 day period.
Paraphrasing, AD Pollard said at Cyclone Tailgating Tour stop, finishing the 7,000 square foot kitchen was a concern. Getting it completed, staff hired and trained before the first game a priority.
Getting the equipment in a timely fashion, getting it placed, wired, and plumb'd even with the rough-ins correct can be a challenge.
Getting the equipment in a timely fashion, getting it placed, wired, and plumb'd even with the rough-ins correct can be a challenge.
That doesn't sound like a concession/food worker at any major sporting event, ever.
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Does anyone know if they are going to be giving tours of the SEZ Club during the Cyclonefest event that is usually ran the Sunday before the first football game?
Page says its 86% done now. Are these actual manually updates figures or does the system just auto update using the dates?