In yet another in my occasional series of “elements of wireless design” I’d like to share with you an outstanding design developed by the City of Piedmont, California and T-Mobile.
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The antennas are hidden behind the faux vents in the bell tower. The equipment is inside the building. If I had not had this site pointed out to me by the rightfully proud planners in the City of Piedmont, I never would have guessed it to be a PCS wireless site.
Good job, Piedmont!
Good job, T-Mobile!
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