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Old Posted Oct 21, 2013, 11:27 PM
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did they get rid of the skybridge to the bio building in the final render? Also how did you get those pics from the top of Anderson?
     
     
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did they get rid of the skybridge to the bio building in the final render? Also how did you get those pics from the top of Anderson?
Yeah, no skybridge. And the pics I just posted were from Temple's 2020 Website. I posted the link below the pics.
     
     
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Facade going up. Will get a picture shortly.
     
     
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If someone could get a picture of this that'd be great. I'm anxious to see how it turns out. I'd do it myself if I weren't 4 hours away
     
     
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Thanks for the Temple University updates Kevets. Any chance you can get any updates of this building? It's been a while since we've had any pics posted of this.
     
     
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Took some quick pics walking by today.
     
     
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Unless there is a large structure on top of the roof, I cannot see how this structure is 241 feet tall.
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More like 241 inches lol.
     
     
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You can't really tell from these pictures but they are cladding the top in what looks like marble similar to what was used on the Barnes. It looks pretty good and is a whole lot better than the tan panels shown in the rendering.
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Is this building really 241 ft tall? It looks smaller than the 1900 arch building which is only 162 ft tall. That can't be right.
     
     
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Is this building really 241 ft tall? It looks smaller than the 1900 arch building which is only 162 ft tall. That can't be right.
that's what temple said. I'm thinking it's more like 141 feet tall lol.
     
     
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Any updates on this? Temple students?
     
     
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Is this building really 241 ft tall? It looks smaller than the 1900 arch building which is only 162 ft tall. That can't be right.
I asked the same question in February 2014.
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