We have a challenge. We have specified plasma panel displays for the conference rooms and small seminar rooms. Suddenly we realized that our building is a glass box with the possibility of reflections of all smooth surfaces. To further investigate, Li Fook, Matthew and I took a walk, my first, to our new facility. I could not resist taking a few photos - and here is the story. Here is our place via Google Maps. To the middle left is our current facility and to the upper left is the MOH building and trees where are new facility is being built
Walking from our current quarters along College Road toward MOH and our new home
Our new home that Sandy built
Sandy's plan
Our almost front door
Steps to a real front door
The entrance
and the back door
More of the back
Matthew and Li Fook, in deep discussion of light sources and possible reflections of video display services
Matthew has an idea
The base of the admin tower
Viewing the open area from Level 2 - and reflections on the existing external glass
The side (facing south-east)
Safety nets
Looking along the outside wall
Looking east toward the center of town
Overlooking SGH
Inside - building walls
Safety stamp on scaffolding
Walking along the atrium
Multicultural signage
Looking toward the admin tower
Lookng over the atrium
Outside - construction everywhere
Discussing cable trays
Multicolored cable trays
Building
Lokking from the admin tower
Looking south-west
During the construction of the Ravenel Bridge I was curous about how tower cranes were erected and unerected. I did photo-essay of the unerection process - but my curiosity about these tools continues. Here is a view of the tower crane coupling to the building (temporary of course).
All kinds of craftsmen
China Construction
Kilowatt engineers
Our plan (Level 10)
On the way down - Lift permit
Lift operator (certified)
A view of the research - education tower
C. Frank Starmer