Is that a construction cam?

[Turbine]

There are pictures posted weekly all over facebook by the university.

Latest research (as of last week) only 20% of followers see your posts on Facebook.

It wouldn't matter really if they hadn't built the culture on "we WILL bring to you in your timeline."

Of course this could all change next week. Yey! 30%

[HelmutVII]

Wonder what the 4th release will look like (compared to the original look and feel).

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That is why you should never expect the finished product to look like original schematic pictures. Because the original pictures are just the pictures, they are not construction plans and specifications. They have to go through a design process that usually involves give and take and finally what the codes will allow.

[CajunJack55]

That is why you should never expect the finished product to look like original schematic pictures. Because the original pictures are just the pictures, they are not construction plans and specifications. They have to go through a design process that usually involves give and take and finally what the codes will allow.

Hopefully this is true in regards to our addidas unis. Yeah I went there.

[RedCajun]

There are pictures posted weekly all over facebook by the university.

The school posts maybe 1-2 pics a week on facebook. Judging by the "comments" on Facebook, the commenters have no clue what is really going on with the extent or purpose of the construction.

Luckily, we have Frenchie and Helmut here to provide more in depth coverage.

[Boomer]

That is why you should never expect the finished product to look like original schematic pictures. Because the original pictures are just the pictures, they are not construction plans and specifications. They have to go through a design process that usually involves give and take and finally what the codes will allow.

---Thanks you bring such truth to the misconceptions of others ----Good or bad your knowledge is very much appreciated as we add so many new construction projects---I am just thinking about walking on campus from the back and seeing the 2 old dorms and the maintenance buildings gone ---- try to avoid the Fletcher building but look at the beautiful dorms in the back----see the new parking garage going up---watching the Quad come into reality---visualize the look from the Blvd. to Cypress Lake and the Union when those 2 eyesores are history---Go past the massive union---See the massive set of new housing in the front---This along with the clean building looks that were so lacking will be great for recruiting---Oh and I forgot Burke and how pretty it is!!! And I haven't even gotten to the new bike path to see what's cooking at the Athletic Campus---Just a HUge WOW!!!

[moorecajun]

I hope you were kidding around, as the property around Tulane University is some of the most expensive property in the area.

It's full of doctors and lawyers and "Old Line" New Orleans "Blue Bloods". That's why they were complaining so much about the stadium being built... they didn't want it to disturb their "quality of life".

Wait, I thought it wasn't about "quality of life" but being able to rent parking spaces on game/event days that they wanted!

[barchief]

Wait, I thought it wasn't about "quality of life" but being able to rent parking spaces on game/event days that they wanted!

Most of the complaints were in regards to the lights from the stadium, and the noise, not just from construction, but also when there are functions. If I remember correctly, they can have only a certain number of nighttime functions per year.

[moorecajun]

Most of the complaints were in regards to the lights from the stadium, and the noise, not just from construction, but also when there are functions. If I remember correctly, they can have only a certain number of nighttime functions per year.

I'm sorry, I was joking ... your points all make sense.

[RedTails]

That is why you should never expect the finished product to look like original schematic pictures. Because the original pictures are just the pictures, they are not construction plans and specifications. They have to go through a design process that usually involves give and take and finally what the codes will allow.

I didn't expect the finished product to look like the original schematic pictures, but I liked the theme/look of the first two more than this most recent rendering, and thought it was kind of a cool contrast to lay out in a post.

[barchief]

I'm sorry, I was joking ... your points all make sense.

It's all good! I remember going to Tulane Stadium as a kid, and will probably go to a game or two if the Cajuns are away and the wave is at home. I just HATED the Dome for a college football game, so I have been following this story for years.

Here's the comparison I used to make...(people who went to USL in the 80's will be able to relate)

You walk into the Keg (the Dome) with 50 people in there and the place looks dead. You walk into Nitecaps (the new stadium) with 50 people in it, and the place looks packed because the venue is smaller. The atmosphere is just totally different when the place is packed.

[Hammer58]

my guess is the endzone camera stand.

I would think you are correct.

[Boomer]

I would think you are correct.

---Forgot where the play clock was --reminder please!!