The sloping glass wall at the front of Howe Hall will be one of hallmarks of this structure .
(Sept. 3)
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As winter nears, workers are hurrying to enclose the building to seal out the elements. Here is the North side that has most of the brick facade in place.
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The Northeast corner of Howe Hall showing an interior stairway and the auditorium.
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The masons have begun work on the third floor exterior wall surrounding one of the mechanical spaces.
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The main roof of the building is HUGE! Workers are installing the roofing materials on perforated steel decking to help with sound absorption inside the high-bay area.
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A wide angle shot that shows a portion of the roof and gives an idea of the overall size.
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The West section of the building from the roof.
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A view of the front of the building from the roof.
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Looking up from the high-bay area you can see the perforated decking that supports the roofing materials.
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A look through the high-bay area towards the West. The opening in the far end is now being closed up.
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The formwork for a portion of the wall that will close in the high-bay area.
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Looking to the East through the high-bay area you can see the Marston Water Tower in the distance.
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Block walls on the first floor are being put up.
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This is looking down the line of windows on the South wall of the first floor.
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Workers are pouring the foundation walls for a large bench on the lower level floor.
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