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http://phillyshark.blogspot.com/2013...-business.html[/QUOTE]

Lebow is offering a sneak peak in the inside of the bldg to graduates in 2 weeks. Will try and take a couple of photos...
     
     
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Some images from Lincolndrive in his link above ^^



     
     
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Lebow is offering a sneak peak in the inside of the bldg to graduates in 2 weeks. Will try and take a couple of photos...
Were you able to attend and get some photos? I'm dying to see the interior of this. The renderings of the central atrium look amazing.
     
     
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Were you able to attend and get some photos? I'm dying to see the interior of this. The renderings of the central atrium look amazing.
I took quite a few and they are on my facebook page. Wish I could upload photos directly on this site.

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Cool. I don't do the facebook thing, but I was able to scrounge together a few recent shots of the atrium.

From Drexel updated March 21st.
http://drexelmasterplan.wordpress.co...e-of-business/




http://drexelmasterplan.wordpress.co...e-of-business/

It's hard to get a good overall impression of the space from these photos. But if it's anything like the renderings it will be pretty spectacular.
     
     
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It's hard to get a good overall impression of the space from these photos. But if it's anything like the renderings it will be pretty spectacular.[/QUOTE]


Nice find. When I was there, scaffolding blocked the atrium.
     
     
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Update from Lincolndrive:


More images here:
http://buildingphilly.com/drexel-leb...l-of-business/
     
     
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Skin is fully on the building now.
     
     
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Take a look at the construction cam:



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This one continues to grow on me...


DSCF3262 by Music_Man84, on Flickr


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^ Those last two shots are great. Helps put it into perspective for us non-Philly pholks.
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I like this one too Musicman. Again, great shots!
     
     
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Take away the 2 construction trailers and fence, and that becomes the shot that sells Drexel.
     
     
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I'm not a fan of this building's design. I mean, I get that it is trying hard to be so unlike anything else. For all its unaligned windows and cement cladding, it just comes off as clunky. Universities seem to be the last frontier of throwback brutalism.
     
     
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Took these a couple days ago when I noticed the signage being installed. Also, they have installed fins/shades/louvers (not sure what term is appropriate) in the lower section outside of the glass.


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Also, the Drexel statue has been uncovered.
     
     
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http://drexelmasterplan.wordpress.co...e-of-business/

Photos of the inside. Looks like there is a lot less wood finish than originally proposed though....
     
     
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^^^ Nice. I absolutely love the way this one turned out. It definitely sticks out in a good way when you look west on Market Street from Center City.
     
     
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