From April 5th.

At least it'll be of a handsome building and not just some spandral palace.

Still lots of activity here as of last week when i took these. It's such a huge property I bet they are in a panic trying to get it finished. I can only image what kind of monthly income it would be.

Even watching this project makes me exhausted. For some reason it seems like way more work than even larger footprint projects like the Well. I wonder if anyone working on the project just feels like it's too much and just wants to walk away.

From a few days ago. Looks like the brickwork at the back is pretty well done too:

A few pics I took of the north side, and one or the east. From last Monday. It seemed a bit more interesting after dark but I didn't take any pics (trying to get ahead of the storm after the ball game). The ceiling height through the middle is impressive and light years (potentially) ahead of...

Definitely a "RAW" design.

Here's a copy of the article: " What Is the Difference between Plagiarism and Inspiration? A Lawyer Explains Save this picture! Written by Nicolás Valencia | Translated by Amelia Pérez Bravo a day ago Share The Chilean lawyer, Juan Pablo Klenner, has dedicated himself to investigating one...

Interesting article that I wanted to pass along here but couldn't find a fitting thread for it: https://www.archdaily.com/987604/what-is-the-difference-between-plagiarism-and-inspiration-a-lawyer-explains It really interested me since I'm a practicing artist and I also find legal battles over...

From Aug 18th Makes me hungry for some brick oven pizza.

From Aug 18th

Haha! Pixel mountain! We should have more nicknames for building here like London does. The only building I know that has one, is the 'Darth vader' for that black building in the west portlands. I don't know if it stuck though. Long live Pixel Mountain! ...the old PixMo.

I'll take a stab: "The Circumstances" ...?

Well it is but up against skydome. I'd like to see it even go a bit more 'tourist-y'. I think the back of cityplace butting up against the skydome is a lost opportunity. Could've tried animating the area with shops/bars and restaurants. Maybe taking places like Wrigley field as a cue.

Are all the tellers dancing?