A general admission and student section deck would be awesome behind the cooking club and over the visitors bullpen.
A general admission and student section deck would be awesome behind the cooking club and over the visitors bullpen.
Lemoine is certainly capable of moving a job along typically because the have good subs and can schedule to their advantage. They are relentless in pushing a job. There are others (J.B. Mouton for one) that can also do a good job. Mouton did the Cajun Dome and they finished on time and from what I understand on budget. Any job can get hung up on unforeseen problems. These are typically what is found during the foundation/underground work. That is because "you never know what you are going to find once you start digging in the ground". Also, underground and site work is more sensitive to weather. Once a project gets out of the ground then the chance of a schedule taking a hit is greatly reduced.
The Tigue Moore project certainly had challenges at the beginning but once it got out of the ground the schedule looks like it's in pretty good shape. From what I remember from Eric Crozier said, concrete flat work is critical now and any extended period of rain could cause a problem with the schedule.
After thinking about the layout of the complex once the Cox Center is removed and the plaza is completed, I could see a parking issue with a clubhouse down the left field line as the plaza will have very limited parking. The first base line location would front Reinhardt and all of the associated parking. I was thinking a roof deck on a 2-3 story building in that area would actually be pretty cool and could be another location for lease for baseball, football tailgating, and Mardi Gras. JMO
Keeping in mind how land-locked we are there, the other day I was looking at the area in Google Earth: What I think would be great is if they could move Cajun Courts to across from the Tigue/behind Cajun Field, along Reinhardt....kind of right around where that maintenance building is. That would free up the area where the courts are now for the new field house, and would also solve the issue with the courts blocking extension of the bleacher section.
Too bad costs would probably prohibit that. But we should get Harris & Maggard working on it, lol.
Another before shot via Facebook
Brad Kemp with some nice 360 shots from the top two floors. If you click on them you can move the image around and zoom in. I didn't realize the concourse at the top of the seating area would be configured like that. They still have to pour it obviously, but that's definitely something you can't see in the renderings:
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