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Wrigley Field Construction Update: December 26

The project resumed Monday after taking the weekend off.

By Al Yellon
  • Corner of Addison and Sheffield David Sameshima
  • Gate D, at Addison and Sheffield David Sameshima
  • Draft Kings location, along Addison Street David Sameshima
  • Addison Street side David Sameshima
  • Addison Street side David Sameshima
  • Addison Street side David Sameshima
  • The marquee, at Clark and Addison David Sameshima
  • Crowd across the street, at Clark and Addison David Sameshima
  • Crowd taking photos, across from the marquee at Clark and Addison David Sameshima
  • The marquee, at Clark and Addison David Sameshima
  • Look inside the Hotel Zachary project, near Clark and Addison David Sameshima
  • The south face of the plaza building, from Clark Street David Sameshima
  • The west side of Wrigley Field, from Clark Street David Sameshima
  • The area just north of the marquee, along Clark Street David Sameshima
  • Look inside the Hotel Zachary project, along Clark Street David Sameshima
  • Look inside the Hotel Zachary project, along Clark Street David Sameshima
  • Look inside the Hotel Zachary project, from Clark and Patterson David Sameshima
  • Look inside the Hotel Zachary project, from Clark and Patterson David Sameshima
  • The tower crane, at the Hotel Zachary project David Sameshima
  • The plaza building, from Clark and Patterson David Sameshima
  • The west face of the plaza building, along Clark Street David Sameshima
  • The plaza building, at Clark and Waveland David Sameshima
  • The northwest corner of Wrigley Field, along Waveland Avenue David Sameshima
  • The plaza building, from Waveland and Seminary David Sameshima
  • Gate K/J, along Waveland Avenue David Sameshima
  • Grandstand section under construction, above Gate K/J David Sameshima
  • The right field bleachers, along Sheffield Avenue David Sameshima

BCB's David Sameshima visited Wrigley Field on Monday and filed this brief report:

As you can see, the exterior of the plaza building is nearly finished. Soon, the clock tower will be built on the northwest corner of the building. The Cubs are still set to move their offices into the building before Opening Night.

The rest of the ballpark is pretty well shrouded, so viewing what's going on inside is impossible. But as a reminder, you can find this offseason's timeline of what work is being done at this link at WrigleyField.com.

And no. Seeing "WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS" on the marquee never gets old. Obviously ads will replace that during the season, but I hope the Cubs find some very visible place to keep "WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS" all during the 2017 season.

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