The University of Mississippi photography staff has been keeping track of the construction progress of the $96.5 million Pavilion at Ole Miss.
In December 2013, Robert Jordan, director of Ole Miss Photography, placed a camera on top of Anderson Hall to take photos each day of the construction progress. Photographers visited the rooftop camera once a month to clean the glass on its housing and change memory cards.
Two years later, the Pavilion is open and the photographers have put together an awesome time-lapse video to show the progress.
The 30-second video is made of more than 500 photos, with a photo taken from each weekday during construction.
Check it out!
Also be sure to check out The Pavilion at Ole Miss, featuring a 2,255-square-foot food court with a Steak ‘n Shake and a Raising Cane’s as well as the largest center-hung video display board in all of college sports.
Hotty Toddy and Go Rebels!