The Building of Russo Park at Louisiana

[Frenchie35]

If they are working, it must be in the club house. Don't see any employees. Don't see the crane boom either.

[facelessjonmoon]

If they are working, it must be in the club house. Don't see any employees. Don't see the crane boom either.

They were working.... In the morning

[LaCajunsFan]

They were working.... In the morning

Yes, I saw this too.

[Frenchie35]

Strong winds preventing any steel work. Electricians and plumbers working today.

[CajunAmos]

Looks like electricians are working this morning.

Is the large copper pipe in the foreground potable water or maybe a fire system?

[MelRock]

Is the large copper pipe in the foreground potable water or maybe a fire system?

Potable water, I do not think fire system because copper will melt under heat.

[HelmutVII]

Yes potable water. Copper is not used for fire sprinkler systems. Don't think there would be a sprinkler system at the stadium.

[CajunAmos]

Thanks

[Frenchie35]

Looks like they are jumping all over this building. Is that stairs they are installing on the third base side? I know what they are trying to do. Eliminate using those lifts to put employees on higher floors. Take the stairs, lest fuel used.......

[wcd35]

Looks like they've been installing stairs on the 3rd base side over the last day or so along with the continuing plumbing/electrical. Also, have about 2/3 of the backstop wall done

[CajunAmos]

Looks like they are jumping all over this building. Is that stairs they are installing on the third base side? I know what they are trying to do. Eliminate using those lifts to put employees on higher floors. Take the stairs, lest fuel used.......

I actually understood that each side of the grandstand would have an elevator well. One side would be installed in the initial construction, and the second would be installed at a later time.

[HelmutVII]

Looks like they are jumping all over this building. Is that stairs they are installing on the third base side? I know what they are trying to do. Eliminate using those lifts to put employees on higher floors. Take the stairs, lest fuel used.......

It's not a fuel issue. It's a safety issue. They need to have access to all floors in case there is an accident causing injury. Some subs will not allow their emlpoyees on a man loft due to workmans comp issues. Also, it is a logistics issue, there will be more and more trades needing to get up and down so much it would keep a lift working all day. The first level of stairs was in place before Thanksgiving.