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What is DIG-B?
When it comes to development projects, traditional media outlets generally tell you about three things:
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Project AnnouncementWhat about all the dirty work in-between? That’s where DIG-B comes in. I attempt to follow as many projects as possible -- focusing primarily on the downtown Indianapolis area -- providing photographic updates of the construction progress.
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4 comments:
If this project had a theme song it'd be John Cage's As Slow As Possible.
By the time this project is done, one could have built a new building it's size in less time.
This is taking so long they'll have reintroduced the woolly mammoth before it's over with.
http://www.theindychannel.com/news/11494219/detail.html...
scheduled completion date was given as Summer '09 back in 2007???
And I agree with mheidelberger, a new building could have been completed faster, as all of the components would be designed to fit together and the process of retrofitting the steel beams could have been eliminated. That seems pretty obvious! I have a feeling that would be a little more costly, however.
But I am no expert!
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