When the construction site gates are open, people walking or driving past 11234 Anderson Street can catch a glimpse of progress that’s being made on the Loma Linda University Health campus transformation project.
The project consists of the construction of new patient care towers that are being built in front of the hospital’s original entrance so that Loma Linda University Medical Center and Loma Linda University Children’s Hospital will comply with California State seismic safety laws.
Those who are interested in seeing what is happening behind the construction site walls may now view images of the site online.
On the Campus Transformation website there’s always something new to see, as live images taken by three cameras are updated every few seconds.
Clicking on Camera 1 or Camera 2 will reveal portions of the site as well as occasional passenger cars on their way to the Medical Center.
Camera 3 shows the site itself, with dust occasionally rising as large trucks are filled with soil while bulldozers, excavators and backhoes dig into the earth. The site continues to grow deeper, and will reach its final depth at the end of October.
Information about the campus transformation is available on the website and images streamed by the three live cameras, updated 24 hours a day, can be accessed by clicking on “Live construction feed.”