The last time we checked in on construction at the site of the San Jose Earthquakes' brand new stadium, it looked like this.
It was but a mere infant arena, a set of steels beems pointing upward and outward, transparent and hollow looking from the outside in. Its MLS debut seemed a million miles away.
But today, when you have a look at the site of the $70 million facility, you can just about see soccer. And if you squint really hard, you can almost see Chris Wondolowski scoring his first game-winner in the club's new digs.
Kickoff for the 2015 season isn't so far away, Quakes fans. It's time to start getting really excited about your new home.
Latest from the sky of #Quakes74 Stadium #BuildingItNow pic.twitter.com/agIjMoJfXx
— Dave Kaval (@QuakesPrez) July 22, 2014
View from group party decks #BuildingItNow https://t.co/vE0JPDc5Ek
— Dave Kaval (@QuakesPrez) July 15, 2014
Field grading from above #Quakes74 #BuildingItNow https://t.co/CTFhP2PNpa
— Dave Kaval (@QuakesPrez) July 16, 2014
Making sub grade from party deck #Quakes74 #BuildingItNow https://t.co/5RLgC60HNF
— Dave Kaval (@QuakesPrez) July 16, 2014
You can continue keeping up with the stadium construction process for yourself by following Quakes president Dave Kaval on Twitter, Instagram, Vine and Tumblr.
Stadium 360 #BuildingItNow https://t.co/RVOKxl3x5Z
— Dave Kaval (@QuakesPrez) July 25, 2014
