Scaffolding Comes Down From Hotel du Canada Facade in EPCOT
Work has been ongoing on the facade of Hotel du Canada in Epcot the last couple of months but scaffolding has started to come down. Scaffolding and scrim are now completely gone from one side of the building.
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Last summer the building’s renovation began, during which scaffolding enveloped specific sides of the structure. The Hotel du Canada underwent a transformation, with the crew painting its walls in a stony gray hue and adorning it with a green metallic roof, replacing the previous sandy tan color.
During construction, the upper walkways of the Canada Pavilion have been blocked by construction walls.
The scaffolding remains above Le Cellier Steakhouse. Despite ongoing exterior refurbishment, the restaurant has maintained its operations, although construction walls and scrim surround its entrance.
The scaffolding on this particular side stretches from the entrance of Le Cellier to approximately halfway up the façade of Hotel du Canada. A portion of the scaffolding has already been dismantled, indicating that the remaining sections are likely to be taken down soon.
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Special thank you to our good friend Mary M for sharing her images with us.
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