Sun Dome photo update

[Triple B]

I think the red on the right is primer, not paint.

Nope, those are the two primary colors they're using for the athletic facilities. The one on the left is "Tan" and the one on the right is "Terra Cotta", which is the same color as the one used on this part of the Muma:

[USFbulls0208]

I think the red on the right is primer, not paint.

Nope, those are the two primary colors they're using for the athletic facilities. The one on the left is "Tan" and the one on the right is "Terra Cotta", which is the same color as the one used on this part of the Muma:

Exactly. The tan will be more prominent but there's still a good amount of Terra Cotta

[Cow Pie]

The terra cotta colors on the buildings are lame... the colors fade and look more like a maroon and then have to be repainted.

Not sure why, but If they wanted it to be redish then why not have the contractors just put up red bricks which don't fade and don't need to be re-painted every 2 years.

[Apis Bull]

Not sure why, but If they wanted it to be redish then why not have the contractors just put up red bricks which don't fade and don't need to be re-painted every 2 years.

Too costly

[South_Florida_Flip]

drove by today, testing colors it seems

I vote the one on the left ...

They've already changed the one on the left. There is that purple looking color on there now, which closely resembles the purple of the Muma Center.

[dabull80]

Purple ? What are we the ECU Pirates now ?

[crambone]

lol

[outrunner]

Purple ? What are we the ECU Pirates now ?

ECU rhymes with.....

[charsibb]

Our colors appear to be a bit too flexible...

[K-Rock Da Bull]

The terra cotta colors on the buildings are lame... the colors fade and look more like a maroon and then have to be repainted.

Not sure why, but If they wanted it to be redish then why not have the contractors just put up red bricks which don't fade and don't need to be re-painted every 2 years.

I like the Terra cotta it unifies the athletic district with the other buildings all around campus. It makes it whole rather than segmented. Plus it also gives the buildings a little darker shade