Austin Warehouse Loading Dock
The northern portion of the Loading Dock from across San Jacinto Boulevard. The gravel garden was constructed on San Jacinto Boulevard in an attempt to disguise the Loading Dock.
Another view of the Loading Dock from across San Jacinto Boulevard. In this picture, you can see the entire Loading Dock, the Patio and the attempt to disguise the Loading Dock with the gravel garden and several large planter boxes.
The middle section of the Loading Dock from across San Jacinto Boulevard. The Patio was created by installing thin plastic sheeting on the Loading Dock. Through the thin plastic sheeting, you can see decorative lights around the top of Patio. The entrance to the Patio is a door which previously lead out onto the Loading Dock. This picture also gives you a close up view of the gravel garden and the large planter boxes that were added to the Loading Dock.
The southern portion of the Loading Dock from across San Jacinto Boulevard. In this picture, you can see that there was a reflective window in the Patio facing East 3rd Street.
The view of the Loading Dock from the Alley north of the building looking towards East 3rd Street.
In comparison with the picture above, the Loading Dock prior to the renovations for the filming of the series.
Photo Credit: phooshqt - www.realworldaustin.com
The view of the Loading Dock from the northeast corner of East 3rd Street and San Jacinto Boulevard. In this picture, you can see the reflective window on the south side of the Patio facing East 3rd Street.
Photo Credits: www.realworldhouses.com
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Updated - June 11, 2005