“Bayview Rise” - Abandoned Silos

AIRVŪZ STAFF NOTE : These bando silos have an interesting history. Located at the Port of San Francisco’s Pier 92, these grain silos on Islais Creek were used to store the grain that was delivered by railway then loaded on to the ships for export. Since abandoned, they are now home to the Bayview Rise mural you see in this bando video by FPV pilot InspireFPV. He’ll dive and explore the urban location, giving us views of the bay and the beautiful murals all at once. This video earned our contributor a spot on the FPV Pilots to Watch list in June of 2019.

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“Bayview Rise” - Abandoned Silos . "Built in the 1920s, these 197-foot tall grain silos stand idly on the edge of San Francisco Bay. Prior to the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake, these silos were used to store grain delivered by rail to then be loaded onto ships for export. Ever since, its visitors mainly consist of urban explorers, but in 2014, the "Bayview Rise" mural was installed on the 72-foot-wide western wall, equipped with active RGB lighting, it is clearly visible to the east during both day and night drives on highway 280." . "Bayview Rise" Project commissioned to @haddad_drugan . . . #bayviewrise #sanfrancisco #silo #buildingdive #abandoned #urbex #graffiti #graffitiart #bayareaquadsquad #fpv #drone #dronestagram #fpvaddiction #reelsteadygo #armattan #tattulipos #tmotorfpv