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I’ve found watching the stadium construction to be fascinating at every step. To see the previous buildings disappear and the new construction emerge on the massive site has been more than a little mind-boggling. The speed of the construction in recent months has been almost shocking.
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The idea that baseball could be played in the new stadium in the spring of 2025 seemed extremely ambitious a few months ago, but now seems very easy to imagine. The terraced seating is now easily discernable and the basic form of the entire stadium is in place.
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The biggest change since the last set of photos I posted is that the Beauford Delaney Building on the western side of the stadium went from a foundation to a three story structure (with more to come), now visible from James White Parkway.
I’ve included a video from the city that is amazing, but is already a month old, so even more has been accomplished. Check out the video, but better yet, take a walk to the stadium construction site if you get a chance. It’s best seen in person.
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