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I'd argue that a better location for a rooftop viewing area would be the Odyssey Building.

Tron?

Half built? Foundations just started going in a few months ago.

Are you're implying that there may not be an answer to Epic Universe?

They describe their contributions as "Civil Engineering". That's incredibly broad. Essentially everything from site-prep for laydown (like these documents) to designing the nuts and bolts for the game pieces hanging over the guest's head in the Toy Story Mania queue.

Runoff Rapids, which has a history. SLAM's portfolio has a history of swimming pools, that might be a breadcrumb of sorts.

Bottom right, SLAM Collab.

The architecture firm on the blueprints also worked on Toy Story Land. The lay-down prints are calling for a jib length of 365 feet, here's a circle layered over that distance.

https://ocpaweb.ocpafl.org/advancedsearch/Parcel%20ID/272420000000011

https://goo.gl/maps/TgXjPAkSG1qmQtMg8 I'm assuming here.

Most of the land that can be developed has already been developed. The majority of the land behind those apartments is unsuitable for building and is taxed as Conservation areas.

Looks like this will be going up along Western Way, right off of Avalon.

I took a whirl around the monorail last night to get a view on the interior build-out of this place. From what I could see, it looks like the space that was once the temporary Mouse Gear location may be a large seating area with the interior wall against the old Electric Umbrela being a massive...

The only other one that I'm familiar with is the Target on 192, next to Margaritaville. It's half the size of that one.

Yeah, both of those are exaggerations. The middle of the store is the clothing area, similar in size to a super target's men's clothing area. With a small area in one corner with Disney related items. The liquor store is roughly the size of a typical strip mall liquor store if that makes sense.

Nah, the balloon popping will be a specialty ticketed event.

When exploring vendors for a potential project, example works are created to show that they would be capable of the work before Disney awards a contract. Jim Shull on twitter was just discussing this very thing.

I've ridden it twice with the VQ, one was last month before Lightning lane. I got group 160ish at 1pm,which it was called around 9pm with a 45 min wait. A few days ago I was group 99, which I got at 7:01. the group was called around 6:30 and I ended up waiting roughly 50 minutes.

Thanks for the 2nd photo, it shows a better perspective.

It kinda matches with the bottom right columns..