Also for the Barons...
Wonder what Devon Tower will do? Perhaps fire up the LED lights??
Also for the Barons...
Wonder what Devon Tower will do? Perhaps fire up the LED lights??
Last edited by Pete; 03-19-2012 at 03:32 PM.
Great post Pete. Can't wait!!
The Thunder banner on the Oklahoma Tower is new. Definately interested to see how that turns out.
I'm excited to see this stuff once it all goes up simply because it means it's that time of year again.
he^^ Yeah!!!
Oklahoma City, the RENAISSANCE CITY!
That banner on Oklahoma Tower is going to be HUGE!
Really great to see such a coordinated effort by a bunch of different downtown owners/entities. There is lots to be said for the unifying power of pro sports franchise.
I'm glad the Barons are getting some love for their accomplishments. Huge year for OKC!
What nothing going up on First National Tower?
Personally, I think that banner on the Oklahoma Tower looks gawdy....
I thought FNC just recently got new lights?? They rotate different colors as I've seen the tower lit in blue on the corners...
I believe the Thunder actually pay for the banners.
I guess Chase wasn't interested.
The playoff banners from the Cox Center are recycled by the Thunder in the summer. I bought several of these this past fall. They cut the material to make a pretty cool laptop carrying bag. They sell these for $5.00 each at the Thunder store. These are some kind of vinyl, but look great with the different print patterns. They sow a small 'property of the OKC Thunder' patch on the corner of the case, with the recycled symbol. I bought 5 of them and gave away as Christmas gifts.
Even though we were not the first nba franchise to do the "blue outs, white outs, etc" but ever since we played the lakers in the 1st round, lots of nba teams started doing what OKC did by putting the same shirts in the seats, and I even notice the Atlanta fans were "copying" thunder fans by standing until the hawks make their first basket. So is it true when I say, No other NBA city supports their team more than Oklahoma City?
The banners covering windows are most likely similar to what is on bus wraps; you can see out but not in. When you're on the inside looking out it's like looking through a screened window. ACM@UCO had banners like this since inception covering the 4th floor windows. Though they recently replaced with more permanent signage on the brick on a couple of facades, the window-covering banner is still in place on the north facade. Looks fine from the inside.
From what I've heard, it would have to be a banner of James Cotter himself for it to be considered. ; )I guess Chase wasn't interested.
it IS great to see both of OKC's pro teams getting to the playoffs, and some LOVE. Although it is interesting that the Barons are getting banners on city owned buildings while Thunder's banners are on private towers. ...
Oklahoma City, the RENAISSANCE CITY!
i remember during the 2010 Olympics, Vancouver had many skyscrapers wrapped. Of course, this is far more expensive than banners; so it depends on if OKC will get wraps or banners.
it would be a bit difficult to wrap Chase Tower due to all of the white beams that go up the entire building. Leadership and Oklahoma Tower are OBVIOUSLY the easiest to wrap.
Judging from the renderings, it looks like OKC will just get banners this time. But hopefully, as OKC Thunder continues to make the playoffs we can see a wrap or two for OK tower and Leadership.
I totally agree about the lighting of FNC, they should change colours of the lights and I'd like to see the beacon come back too. ... On that note, why isn't Sandridge required to have aviation market beacons on top? It sure would add to the skyline without them lighting their building IMO, as the beacons would at least help one identify the otherwise dark skyscraper. Ditto that for City Place and Leadership.
Oklahoma City, the RENAISSANCE CITY!
How do we lose to Cleveland while the city is gearing up downtown to get it ready for a deep run into the playoffs?
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