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Week 129 — After Two-Plus Years in the Making, the Steel Phase That Brought the Project Out of the Pit is Nearing the Pinnacle of the Project

Once again it is time to pause and take stock of the significant changes that have taken place on the Loma Linda University Medical Center...

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The Week of November 5, 2018 — Reaching Higher and Hanging More GFRC

2 Years 5 Months 13 Days 10 Hours 53 Minutes 52 Seconds How many days ago… 896 days How many weeks ago… 128 weeks How many months ago… 29 months How many hours ago… 21504 hours...

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The Week of October 29, 2018 — By Weeks End the Adult Hospital’s Tower reached the 14th Floor

By weeks end the Adult Hospital’s steel frame, behind the security wall, leveled off at the 14th floor. During the week of November 5, 2018,...

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The Week of October 22, 2018 — Work Continues on Floors 13 and 14, and Hanging Prefab Curtain Walls (GFRC) Continues

This week, the ironworkers will work their way east, from the central elevator towers, hanging steel on the 13th and 14th floors of the Adult...

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The Week of October 15, 2018 — Wind, Bolts, Welding, and a Little Fog

Week 126 Blog — As Chronicled From Over 2,000 Miles From the Construction Site. Before WC and LS (webcams and live streaming) it was nigh-on-impossible for...

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Prospect Avenue: Once a Dirt Road, Now a Major Corridor Between Two Medical Centers

The Intersection of Benton Street and Prospect Avenue That was Then: Circa 1900 … Captain Lewis Smith Davis (standing, right) and family (in the carriage,...

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The Week of October 08, 2018 — Will This be the Week That ‘Cheese’ is Dismantled?

Rumor has it that ‘Cheese’ the crane will be dismantled this week after a one-week delay. At first it was thought that the crane...

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Where Does the Project Stand as of October 3, 2018? — East Elevation: a Floor by Floor View and More

This October 3, 2018, photo of the east elevation of the new hospital towers A Study of the East Elevation Under Cloudy Skies: October...

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There Are Some Changes Coming to Taylor Court

In the formative years of the Loma Linda campus, there was a small block of land, which was part of Tract No, 2421, formerly known...

Overlay — The Landscape is Morphing, but The Purpose is the Same

Overlay — Blending the Old with the New What do you get when you overlay a September 27, 2018, photo over a 2004 photo (approximate...

Week 129 — After Two-Plus Years in the Making, the Steel Phase That Brought the Project Out of the Pit is Nearing the Pinnacle of the Project

The Week of November 5, 2018 — Reaching Higher and Hanging More GFRC

The Week of October 29, 2018 — By Weeks End the Adult Hospital’s Tower reached the 14th Floor

The Week of October 22, 2018 — Work Continues on Floors 13 and 14, and Hanging Prefab Curtain Walls (GFRC) Continues

The Week of October 15, 2018 — Wind, Bolts, Welding, and a Little Fog

Prospect Avenue: Once a Dirt Road, Now a Major Corridor Between Two Medical Centers

The Week of October 08, 2018 — Will This be the Week That ‘Cheese’ is Dismantled?

Where Does the Project Stand as of October 3, 2018? — East Elevation: a Floor by Floor View and More

There Are Some Changes Coming to Taylor Court

Overlay — The Landscape is Morphing, but The Purpose is the Same

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