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Windows, Dichroic Glass Fins and GFRC Cladding: The Structural Skin of the New Hospital Complex

The steel gives the building its shape as well as its strength. The GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete) cladding panels, the windows, and the dichroic...

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A ‘Super Snow Moon’: A Lunar Delight

Earlier in the week, I began to get messages on my smart phone alerting me about the “biggest”, the “brightest”, super moon of 2019, which...

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The Week of February 18, 2019 — More Windows and GFRC Panels; a ‘Super Snow Moon’, and Maybe More Rain

What better way to begin a new week than to remember an image of the evening before. A cellphone image of snow covered Mt. San...

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The Week of February 11, 2019 — More Windows, Curtain Walls, More Rain

The feature image for this week was taken on Sunday night, February 10, 2019. It is of the east elevation under cloudy skies with the...

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Juxtapositions: “Wow, There Have Been a lot of Changes Since We Graduated!”

While photographing the construction site from the south Loma Linda Hills the other day, I ran into a Texas couple. He was an alumnus from...

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The Week of February 4, 2019 — Rain, a New Crane, More Rain, Snow in the Local Mountains, and a Field Trip to the 17th Floor of the Hospital Tower

It is not often that we get a good snow fall in the Local San Bernardino Mountains: When we do it is a big deal!...

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Topped Out — How the Community Now Views an Emerging Icon

The Loma Linda University Campus Transformation Project (the Loma Linda University Children’s and Adult Hospitals) has reached their designated height. The ironworkers who spent approximately...

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The Day God Highlighted Loma Linda and its Environs

Not often do we see rainbows in the sky around Southern California. It is even rarer when we see a full rainbow. When we do,...

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The Evolution of the Corner at Anderson Street and Barton Road

It used to be that when driving west on Barton Road and would approach Anderson Street one could count on having a grand view of...

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Steel, White Tarps, Green Hills, Blue Skies, and the Towers of the Inland Empire

The completed steel towers can be observed at many locations throughout the Inland Empire. The photos in this post will feature four images that are...

Windows, Dichroic Glass Fins and GFRC Cladding: The Structural Skin of the New Hospital Complex

A ‘Super Snow Moon’: A Lunar Delight

The Week of February 18, 2019 — More Windows and GFRC Panels; a ‘Super Snow Moon’, and Maybe More Rain

The Week of February 11, 2019 — More Windows, Curtain Walls, More Rain

Juxtapositions: “Wow, There Have Been a lot of Changes Since We Graduated!”

The Week of February 4, 2019 — Rain, a New Crane, More Rain, Snow in the Local Mountains, and a Field Trip to the 17th Floor of the Hospital Tower

Topped Out — How the Community Now Views an Emerging Icon

The Day God Highlighted Loma Linda and its Environs

The Evolution of the Corner at Anderson Street and Barton Road

Steel, White Tarps, Green Hills, Blue Skies, and the Towers of the Inland Empire

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