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My favorite view so far of the construction of the $1.1 billion project called an APM (Automated People Mover). This is what the massive Sky Harbor Airport People Mover looks like before it undoubtedly becomes painted and covered up in the final phase, due for completion in 2013. I like it just the way it is right now, LOL.
If you are interested in seeing more images from this particular construction project. see the new set called "Job Site Sights".
4 images in a row of some heavy equipment used to construct the new Sky Harbor Airport People Mover (APM) near Washington and 44th Streets in central Phoenix.
4 images in a row of some heavy equipment used to construct the new Sky Harbor Airport People Mover (APM) near Washington and 44th Streets in central Phoenix.
4 images in a row of some heavy equipment used to construct the new Sky Harbor Airport People Mover (APM) near Washington and 44th Streets in central Phoenix.
4 images in a row of some heavy equipment used to construct the new Sky Harbor Airport People Mover (APM) near Washington and 44th Streets in central Phoenix.
View from 41st Street off of Washington. This image of the Sky Harbor People Mover construction is not glamorous for a $1.1 billion project, is it? Taken by holding my camera up above the cyclone fence, this is early morning Sunday when it is the best time to get photos in urban Phoenix and you don't want to contend with traffic and too many people. Many images are in a new set for construction sites, job sites and heavy equipment, see "Job Site Sights".
West end of the APM project (Automated People Mover) for Sky Harbor Airport in central Phoenix. It will be a shame when all the colorful and graceful construction elements of this massive building is covered over with exterior facing. I like it the way it is now with the giant red and gray hoops above the purple National Gypsum sheeting. This image is a closer look at the building with two giant hoops. The previous image shows three hoops.