DocuVision 2020 – Page 29 – A Photographic Journal of the Loma Linda University Campus Transformation Project

Another Milestone to be Reached on the West Wing of the Adult Hospital Tower

Toward the end of the week of November 5, 2018, the ironworkers will reach a critical juncture in the steel phase of the construction project....

Campus History

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...

Blog, Construction Site

Steel, Sunsets, and Serenity

Sunset: When the Day Quietly Passes Into the Night [print-me] I love the end of October and the month of November for it seems that...

Campus History

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,...

How do They do That? Bend a Three-Inch EMT Galvanized Electrical Conduit

On Wednesday, October 24, 2018, while I was wandering around in the basement (‘B’ level), I came upon two pieces of mean looking equipment, which...

How do They do That? Hoist a 26k Pound Electrical Transformer From ‘B’ Level to ‘A’ Level

A couple of weeks ago, I began my rounds along the frontage road on the south side of the Children’s Hospital tower inside of...

Construction Site

A View From a Quiet knoll at Monteceto Cemetery

Between the boughs: The steel of the new Loma Linda University Adult Hospital tower as viewed from a knoll just below the mausoleum at Monteceto...

Campus History

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...

Campus History

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...

Blog, Campus History

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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Another Milestone to be Reached on the West Wing of the Adult Hospital Tower

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

Steel, Sunsets, and Serenity

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

How do They do That? Bend a Three-Inch EMT Galvanized Electrical Conduit

How do They do That? Hoist a 26k Pound Electrical Transformer From ‘B’ Level to ‘A’ Level

A View From a Quiet knoll at Monteceto Cemetery

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

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