Official Duke Medicine Time-Lapse

EarthCam documented construction of the new Duke Medicine Cancer Center in Durham, NC. Watch and share this cinematic time-lapse movie of the construction progress, which has been synched to thematic music to complete the viewing experience.

[@goravatreya]

Great vid!!!

[@islandxtreme26]

I have a 460,000gsf project starting up in October and am looking into options for monitoring progress and being able to do something like EarthCam did in the above video at Duke. The videos like this may have sealed the deal...will be in touch shortly to obtain info!

[@islandxtreme26]

@Chikidd75 That is dust control...water is sprayed by either a laborer with a hose or via a machine to keep dust down during demolition. The sprayer in the video looks similar to one DustBoss makes

[@bjrob98]

Those were Dust Bosses spraying water to keep dust from traveling into adjacent hospital air intakes.

[@mcnenete4]

Obrigada pelo vídeo gostei muito.

[@Geshtalt2005]

Good, as always.
There's a remark I have. The whole TL sequence makes an illusion of curious accelerated movement through the interaction of fixed and variable elements, while the final shot returns to standstill. Maybe it would be a little better if the zoom and pan of complete construction would be shown in regular fps video or in a small-interval time-lapse to maintain the movement impression.

[@potato6691]

What was the building before it was demolish?

[@alefsonoliveira7562]

Muito bom parabéns

[@carolinajardim103]

University Students Will Be able Access Construction Timelapse March 2009 - August 2010

[@MrEdouard123]

song name ?

[@Ghostworld_]

what are those orange things blowing out water or air

[@whoosh1425]

wow

[@mncarguy]

That looks super expensive..

[@hectora7479]

Jake Green *college