The dated record of the work.
This page holds photographs of the build-out: hardware, fixtures, and the instruments that measure them. Every entry carries the date the photograph was taken, the facility it was taken in, and a caption that states what the article is and what was done to it. Photographs only. A render is never shown here as evidence.
Counts are real and start at zero. Last reviewed 2026-08-03.
Dated photographs, newest first.
The log is empty.
It opens with the first photograph taken on the Centennial floor. Until that photograph exists, this page holds nothing. A log that fills itself ahead of the work is not a log.
What will appear here: photographs of hardware, fixtures, and instruments, each one dated to the day it was taken and tagged to the facility it was taken in.
What a caption will state: the article in the frame, and the operation performed on it. Nothing else.
When entries appear: as the floor produces them. The log follows the work, and the work sets the pace.
The standard is published below, before the first entry exists.
A caption states what the thing is and what was done to it.
The standard is fixed before the first entry, because a record is only as good as the discipline of its first line. Two clauses, both checkable.
State the article
The first clause names what is in the frame: the part, assembly, fixture, or instrument, with the configuration that distinguishes it from the next one like it.
State the operation
The second clause names what was done to it: the process step, the measurement, the inspection, the move. A verb with a work record behind it.
State nothing else
No adjectives, no atmosphere, no adverbs of scale or mood. Every clause is checkable against a traveler, a procedure, or a test record, or it is cut.
[Article and configuration]. [Operation performed].
What every entry will carry.
Read the standard now, hold the entries to it later. The shape is the commitment; the contents accumulate as the floor runs.
- id
- Stable identifier, assigned once and never reused, so an entry can be cited without ambiguity.
- date
- ISO date the photograph was taken, hand entered against a work record. Not the publication date.
- locationTag
- The facility the photograph was taken in.
- kind
- PHOTOGRAPH or RENDER. Only PHOTOGRAPH is displayed as evidence.
- shotType
- Wide, detail, or instrument: what the frame is for.
- src
- The image file, unretouched beyond exposure, crop, and rotation.
- alt
- Text equivalent of the frame for readers who cannot see it.
- caption
- Two clauses: what the article is, and what was done to it.
A render is a drawing of an intention. A photograph is a record of an event.
Renders appear elsewhere on this site and are labeled renders wherever they appear. They are never shown here as evidence. The separation is enforced by the component that builds this page, which selects photographs explicitly rather than trusting an editor to remember the difference. Any entry that is not a photograph is held back and labeled.
The record behind the record.
Photographs document the floor. The measurement corpus documents what the floor measured, counted from zero in public. Program and qualification detail is available under NDA.