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Check my post from earlier, it's in the renderings....I've been wondering the same thing. It looks like it serves two purposes. Duct work because it's hollow and has controllers. The metal is very thick so I'm thinking it's also structural support for the roof. It doesn't appear in any of the renderings indicating that it won't stay were it is. Apparently they built temporary assembly supports to keep it off of the ground.
It does look like the white supports for the roof in the renderings.
Check my post from earlier, it's in the renderings....
Location where they're being assembled. Not their final place.Location on the stadium? Looks like it is going on those columns, just like in the rendering. Maybe I am misunderstanding.
Maybe part of the roof structure where it slopes down to the ground? They just need to stand it up vertically.
You’re freakin’ me out, man! Surely during this 4 BILLION dollar project somebody asked this question?The thing I don't get is: how in the world are they going to keep the birds out??? Are there no birds or pigeons in LA or something?? this is a completely open-air stadium. Birds are going to poop all over everything. Anti-bird netting will have to cover the entire bottom surface of the structure, and spikes will have to be on top of every main column, on top of the scoreboard, every piece of electrical conduit over 1", etc., etc. (or, maybe they just stretch a huge net vertically to infill the huge openings on either end??)