Mutual of Omaha Tower (14th & Farnam)

[Brad]

It appears they are working on the missing windows today on the Mutual Of Omaha tower.

RIP to the smoke breaks

LOL! They didn't get too much done in the couple hours we were downtown today. Photos coming later this evening.

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[Brad]

So on the last few pieces of glass, it looks like they are installing the fins separate from the glass. Good to see them making progress this week.

[Omaha Cowboy]

Thanks for the pic update Brad..

I spoke to my Mutual contact this weekend, and he’s indicating by January, the various different departments will begin working their hybrid schedules at the new office tower…

Ciao..LiO…Peace

[Brad]

Thanks for the pic update Brad..

Those were a couple weeks ago. Here is one from tonight:

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[Brad]

Photo from this evening:

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[thenewguy]

that's the best image of the building i've seen yet. The sunset reflecting off of it is amazing!

[Garrett]

Incredible series of shots Brad! Great new angles too

[Linkin5]

Incredible picture Brad! That surface lot behind the old library needs to be developed ASAP!

[Omaha Cowboy]

Very nice as usual Brad …

Ciao..LiO…Peace

[Brad]

Thanks Everyone!

I agree, that part of downtown has plenty of parking lots that are prime lots for development.

[Cermak]

Liked the picture of the core Brad from that often not seen angle.

[thenewguy]

Photo from this evening:

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i'm not sure how to do it, but your photo from this angle should be the main image on wikipedia rather than this one (below). Not only is your picture the best shot of mutual, but my favorite picture of downtown I've ever seen. It's got a lot of story to tell, you could look it it forever.

[locoluke]

There a lot of Omaha in that picture. I love it!

[meliketrains]

Incredible picture Brad! That surface lot behind the old library needs to be developed ASAP!

I believe DC owns that land, so unless they're willing to part ways with it, it might stay that way for a while!

[Renovator2559]

These are great pictures Brad! It's always nice to see the FNBO tower, because the Lauritzens started the confidence in starting the reconstruction of downtown. They could have easily went to a cheap place in West Omaha and avoid the decaying downtown.

Since then we have hit home runs with the Convention center, CHI health center, venues and the Riverfront.
The Mutual of Omaha is our next symbol and anchor, that we can think bigger and we can only think of making our downtown better!

[Cermak]

hi he

These are great pictures Brad! It's always nice to see the FNBO tower, because the Lauritzens started the confidence in starting the reconstruction of downtown. They could have easily went to a cheap place in West Omaha and avoid the decaying downtown.

Since then we have hit home runs with the Convention center, CHI health center, venues and the Riverfront.
The Mutual of Omaha is our next symbol and anchor, that we can think bigger and we can only think of making our downtown better!

Very well put, when FNBO was built, downtown wasn’t that great. But they went ahead and built it anyway. They could have easily built a campus on west Dodge, very brave of FNBO on taking a risk with downtown Omaha back then, which was probably around 1998 or 97. Actually before FNBO and Mutual were built I always thought Omaha’s skyline was kinda weak for its size. Toledo and Little Rock looked better, but not anymore.

[CDixon]

hi he

These are great pictures Brad! It's always nice to see the FNBO tower, because the Lauritzens started the confidence in starting the reconstruction of downtown. They could have easily went to a cheap place in West Omaha and avoid the decaying downtown.

Since then we have hit home runs with the Convention center, CHI health center, venues and the Riverfront.
The Mutual of Omaha is our next symbol and anchor, that we can think bigger and we can only think of making our downtown better!

Toledo and Little Rock looked better, but not anymore.

I like how Toledo's new tallest building is, of all things, a furnace tower a mile from downtown.