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Construction continues at the site of San Antonio's newest attraction . . . Traders Village Marketplace. Footings will soon be poured for the first of four giant covered Expo buildings. Traders Village - SA is scheduled to open in late 2010 at the intersection of SW Loop 410 and Old Pearsall Road.
Another entry for the non-combat frame challenge!
Although both powerful and sophisticated, these Anlau Neural Technologies drones are priced for more than just their work capacity. Their true worth lies in their advanced hivemind, which lets dozens (or even hundreds) of these insect-driven frames lay groundwork for whole colonies in seamless concert.
Remote-controlled or auto-piloted A.N.T. drones manage a mere fraction of the efficiency of a frame piloted by the company's own, specifically gen-engineered Formicae.
The rear is a detachable container, and can be filled with various chemical compound depending on the type of work the drone is doing.
The frame is rather large, unless you remove the rear (or the head). The core would be a nice base for another kind of frame, I think!
Construction levels might be down, but there is still plenty of construction work around Boston hospitals. This project is part of a 400 million dollar, Brigham and Women's medical and housing project.
Lots of building projects going on on the CNU campus. I love all the lines and shapes of construction.
The construction of the Aqua complex continues in Chicago. Have I mentioned how much fun it is to photograph this building?
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Construction continues at the site of San Antonio's newest attraction . . . Traders Village Marketplace. Concrete slabs are prepped prior to the erection of steel vendor sales buildings. Traders Village - SA is scheduled to open in late 2010 at the intersection of SW Loop 410 and Old Pearsall Road.
When I looked up at the building, I wondered about the different colored panels on the lower balcony. Any idea why they do so? If you are living in Beirut, do you know where it is in in the district Hamra?
Hamra / حمرا - Beirut / بيروت - Lebanon / لبنان
The city of Olean, NY decided last last year that they wanted to remove all traffic lights along North Union Street and replace the intersections with 7 roundabouts. This also calls for the narrowing of the road from 2 lanes of traffic both southbound and northbound to only one lane with parking on the side. Trees and planters are expected to be placed as a median in the street.
According to the city, the roundabouts will be more friendly to pedestrians allowing for more people to 'walk downtown Olean.' This will supposedly also improve the business in the downtown shops, but I expect the opposite to happen.
I find this to be extremely stupid and a waste of money. I suspect that most people will avoid the street because it is likely to be bottle-necked with only one lane of traffic. Most people are already doing that because of this construction and just probably just continue to do so after it is complete.
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CAT telehandler at a construction site at the Brooklyn Waterfront with view of the Manhattan Skyline in the background.
Seems like construction is never ending in our area. I-66 at Stringfellow Road.
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A new campus chapel under construction at the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne, Indiana.
This (April 5, 2018) was the day when the cupola (not in the photo) would be carefully lifted from the ground with a large crane, and then set atop the chapel structure in progress.
Early in the morning, construction workers used lifts to visualize and plan the placement operation.
The image was enhanced with Photoshop.