THE Orlando Photo Thread

[jrs2]

[Jernigan]

So they are white but can change color.  This is from last night’s UCF Big 12 countdown when all of the lighting was gold around downtown 

[jrs2]

SunTrust being painted

 

[prahaboheme]

They are really diving into that boring and corporate look. 
Goodbye teal

[JFW657]

I wonder how long it will take for the paint they're applying to those aluminum, anodized/powder coated surfaces, to start peeling and flaking off.   

[jrs2]

...it's time has come...

 

[jack]

3 hours ago, jrs2 said:

...it's time has come...

 

It looks better. 

[F-L-A]

16 minutes ago, jack said:

It looks better. 

[jrs2]

1 hour ago, F-L-A said:

I'm pretty sure that's the primer.  it's gonna be that bronze tint like on the Hon Richard J Daley Center, which of course was built to compliment the Picasso as a backdrop of course...

 

[JFW657]

13 hours ago, jrs2 said:

...it's time has come...

 

There's no amount of money anyone could pay me to do that.   

[jack]

20 hours ago, F-L-A said:

I did not like that teal. They could have picked any color and I would have cheered. 

[jrs2]

Two sets of photos:

1.  Our new bronze color...Chicago is here now...hopefully Chicago caliber art follows.

2.  The scaffolding 

[jrs2]

[JFW657]

That scaffolding mess could have turned into a real disaster.  

[jrs2]

[codypet]

So Lime reached out to their chargers to move the scooters that are in the roped off area from the roped off area, ignoring the fact that they'd have to go into restricted area to grab them.   ::shakes head::

[jrs2]

1 hour ago, codypet said:

So Lime reached out to their chargers to move the scooters that are in the roped off area from the roped off area, ignoring the fact that they'd have to go into restricted area to grab them.   ::shakes head::

yesterday they used a crane to remove one of those vertical planter/pot holders that carry three post each.  are they planning to do a controlled demo of the scaffolding?  I just don't understand why they can't begin removing the upper portions and reducing the weight already...

[codypet]

9 minutes ago, jrs2 said:

yesterday they used a crane to remove one of those vertical planter/pot holders that carry three post each.  are they planning to do a controlled demo of the scaffolding?  I just don't understand why they can't begin removing the upper portions and reducing the weight already...

I assume for fear of the Jenga effect.  That any shift in weight will start an uncontrolled collapse.

[JFW657]

I will be very interested to find out exactly what was not done correctly or just not done that caused it.  

[dcluley98]

2 hours ago, JFW657 said:

I will be very interested to find out exactly what was not done correctly or just not done that caused it.  

 

[JFW657]

46 minutes ago, dcluley98 said:

 

Well I figured it was some kind of failure or other issue at the anchor points.

So my question is more about what exactly was the issue with them?

Did they pull loose? Not fastened correctly? Just forgotten about when securing them across that row? 

Details, man!!! I need details!!!! 

  

[FLClarkKent]

3 hours ago, JFW657 said:

I will be very interested to find out exactly what was not done correctly or just not done that caused it.  

[jrs2]

Orlando style progress.  Remember Red 2 and "look at the size of that thing!"?

 

[jrs2]

[jrs2]

In the words of Nute Gunray..."At laaast...results"