The former BET Soundstage is currently behind construction walls. Notice the new street lamps that decorate Hill Street all the way down the hill. |
The former Adventurers Club currently behind construction walls. |
And the new steakhouse, built to look like an older railroad passenger depot. |
The railroad locomotive turntable, embedded into the new brick pavement on the Plaza. |
Another view of the same area. |
New concept art of the Lily Pad area in front of Fulton's and Portobello Country Italian Trattoria with the "Motion Corridor" leading back to The Boathouse. |
That corner area along the Motion Corridor is still under construction. |
5 comments:
Thanks for the update.
Everything looks very nice to me except for: the concept art no-longer showing Fulton's with it's smoke stacks replaced and the new design for the Soundstage Club building.
If I were to hazard a guess, I'm thinking that the Edison might be going into the former Adventurer's Club. Their C.O.O. now lists "The Edison Orlando" as part of their corporate holdings on their LinkedIn page, and the existing Edison in Los Angeles is housed in a former factory/power plant..... just a thought! Personally it'd be my top choice to replace the AC.
UH funny the TRAIN thing! Mannequins legend was "MAXWELL'S Demon" Mannequins was a OLD train turn table! (as in why the clear part of the floor was) to show how the OLD tracks went
OR as it said ON the Plaque out side the Mannequins Building "a huge locomotive powered by a combination of steam and magnetic power. A colossal turntable was installed to facilitate the work on this revolutionary product, called Maxwell's Demon, that was intended to revolutionize world transportation. It didn't."
I agree with Strangeling, Scott Joseph's rumor of the Edison combined with a steam-punkish factory make that the most likely tenant.
Yup, the revolving dance floor at Mannequins was originally built for a locomotive! And what of that floor? Tuesday on the Blog we'll tell you what happened to it!
71, hopeful the Florida version of The Edison will bring us much needed adult entertainment. And I'm very intrigued with the potential of The Tunnels.
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