Radius | 13-Story Residential [Under Construction]

[HankStrong]

14 hours ago, orange87 said:

How big is the crown on this thing? What does it look like?

*hat

[JFW657]

2 hours ago, HankStrong said:

*hat

 

 

[ChiDev]

[Pieson]

At sunset from across the lake

[spenser1058]

Awesome shots!

[ChiDev]

[ChiDev]

[dcluley98]

[ChiDev]

23 hours ago, dcluley98 said:

Thanks for getting the side I never do @dcluley98   | I want more photos of the NE side by the church, anyone able to take a shot headed West down Livingston?

Edited August 12, 2020 by ChiDev

[dcluley98]

I can probably get one soon if I am able to take a lunch break this week at work. 

[ChiDev]

[dcluley98]

Looking west down Livingston. Tough angle to get a clear view from street level with all the lovely oak trees lining the street/sidewalks. 

[spenser1058]

5 minutes ago, dcluley98 said:

Looking west down Livingston. Tough angle to get a clear view from street level with all the lovely oak trees lining the street/sidewalks. 

LOVE THE TREE!

[IAmFloridaBorn]

From Friday

[spenser1058]

2 minutes ago, IAmFloridaBorn said:

From Friday

Those came out really well, FloridaBorn!

[IAmFloridaBorn]

5 minutes ago, spenser1058 said:

Those came out really well, FloridaBorn!

Thank you. The lightning from the storm clouds and sunlight made it harsh photo to photo. 

[ChiDev]

10 hours ago, IAmFloridaBorn said:

Thank you. The lightning from the storm clouds and sunlight made it harsh photo to photo. 

Great photos, love the angles over the lake, love the newly captured intersection featuring the Hotel & Radius.  Very excited to see views from that pool deck.

[ChiDev]

[Pieson]

Am I the only one or do photos not seem to capture the impact it has to the area? Looking from my place at post parkside at lake Eola, it feels so much larger and impactful than any photo I take can seem to really capture.  
 

all the same, thrilled to have this coming along and hopefully what it will add to the area.  
 

thanks to IamFloridaBorn  for all the amazing photos as well

[JFW657]

10 minutes ago, Pieson said:

Am I the only one or do photos not seem to capture the impact it has to the area? Looking from my place at post parkside at lake Eola, it feels so much larger and impactful than any photo I take can seem to really capture.  
 

all the same, thrilled to have this coming along and hopefully what it will add to the area.  
 

thanks to IamFloridaBorn  for all the amazing photos as well

I've noticed the same thing with regards to other large buildings and objects.

In pictures they never seem to loom as large as they do in real life.

A few houses down from me, there used to be this enormous oak tree, It must've been over 100' tall or close to it.

Standing in my backyard and really taking it in next to everything else around it, one really got the sense of how giant it was.

I say "was" because sadly,  it's gone now.

But in the pictures I took of it, it just looks like a another big tree sticking up in the air.

I think it might have something to do with depth perception.

Because photos are flat, there is no perception of depth or three dimensionality. 

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Edited August 24, 2020 by JFW657

[ChiDev]

[Jernigan]

As you can see in the photo - Ridgewood is temporarily closed at the corner for utility hookups that began on Monday 

[bqknight]

I'm excited to see what the floor plans are like for this one. Also the pricing...I'd imagine those higher units facing the lake will go for quite the premium. 

[codypet]

1 hour ago, Jernigan said:

As you can see in the photo - Ridgewood is temporarily closed at the corner for utility hookups that began on Monday 

Isn't Broadway Closed too right now?  Gonna be hard pressed to get to the blue buildings.

[Jernigan]

4 minutes ago, codypet said:

Isn't Broadway Closed too right now?  Gonna be hard pressed to get to the blue buildings.

If you work in Landmark I believe you can access the garage on Livingston.