Makes sense. Thanks.Most likely some type of signage...similar to the Springs Bottling Company. I looked for it in the concept art, but I can't see any done of that particular angle.
Edit: Found one. The concept artwork is slightly different to the final product (no surprise there), but there's a sketch of some type of signage up there.
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Maybe they are putting in some sort of sign or logo on that wall. They would probably wait until construction is nearly complete before installing it. Something that identifies Disney Springs/the Landing or even just the Boathouse itself from the water. Throw in a few of those boat/car things in the water and I would think the camera shot posted above would be perfect for marketing materials or websites to showcase the waterfront dining loaction. No clue if that is the actual plan (it's not in the concept art anywhere), but I agree that it stands out as a bit odd with the colors on the rest of the buildings around it.
I think it is part of the boathouse (which is a huge building). I think that the building in the 3rd picture below is the same building.
This may be my memory just not being what it once was, but didn't the very first concept art show the landing area as primarily 2 story white buildings? I think a lot changed from original concept. They also showed an indoor shopping area which is gone now too.unfortunately it does appear to be part of the boat house, which is a departure in building style from the concept art, that was all one story with a low profile roof
i know concept art isn't architectural drawings, it definitely looks way better in the concepts though.
never saw that one, but glad they didnt build that one, its just too big
I definitely prefer what they built. The colors are much more vibrant and they made the Boathouse appear to be several smaller buildings instead of 1 large warehouse. It looks great from the water.
