As provided by Notre Dame student and OFD commentator jkr7713.
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Crossroads Construction Progress: 3/17/15
The newest photos of Notre Dame's $400 million transformation of the football stadium.
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A wide shot of the west side of the stadium. Concrete footings are being poured.
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A view of new crane equipment which is being assembled, presumably for the installation of structural steel which will begin soon.
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A closer view of the formwork for the north basement wall on the west side.
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A view of the recently covered utility tunnel (lower left). A digger with a vibrating hammer attachment was hard at work replacing the soil around the new utility tunnel.
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A closer view of the west side. The concrete footings are at least ten feet thick in most areas. You can just make out the bolts rising out of the footings where steel beams will be attached.
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A wide shot of the east side of the stadium. The foundations are nearly complete here and the soil has been replaced around the basement walls.
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A closer view of the east side of the stadium. Clearly visible are the basement walls of the new building.
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A look at the formwork for the last of the basement walls on the east side.