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USC Village Drone Flyover December 2015

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Official USC Village Drone Flyover Video – August 2015

This was shot on Sunday, August 23, 2015.

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The clock tower’s triple arch and rose panel. This is one of the most intricate pieces of precast on the project. The tower spire is visible beyond the panel.

Building 4 roof penthouses and clock tower.

View of the Building 4 clock tower from the Building 8 south courtyard.

View down Watt Way, now open across Jefferson Boulevard to the main USC campus, from Building 9 level 2.

Row of single arch windows at Building 4 level 5.

Copper water lines in Building 6 on level 1.

Shadow of the mobile crane over the newly-installed facade of Building 4.

P2 level under Building 9, which will hold 230 cars.

Building 1 structural steel has been completed.