If this has been posted allready I apologise.. but it's awesome! (1 Viewer)

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We went there for the LSU UNC game last year and I couldn't stop thinking that it looked like a circus tent from the inside.:smilielol:

I could be wrong, but I think this pic was taken during the construction of the Georgia Dome. Notice the cranes.

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I was a kid when I was saw them driving the things into the ground and was told the pilings were telephone pole so here is the real facts
I did some research to get the ground ready to build the dome

2,100 prestressed concrete pilings, each consisting of two eighty-foot lengths, joined together by a steel collar. These pilings were driven 165 feet down to the Pliocene crust of the earth
 
How about these. And yes both are the Superdome in the early days....Awesome!!!

That bottom pic is indeed the dome.. the top pic I'm not so sure about.

look at the fire engine on the field.. it would be dwarfed by the size of the dome. The stands are way too small for the dome. I think this is a basketball arena type dome.

Also, I don't think pre-fab concrete sections were used in the dome.. I think all the concrete was poured on site. :scratch:

pic is copyrighted by OCA.. Ohio Contractors Association maybe
 

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