Workers returned with a vengeance. All of the foundation holes are completed: 44 holes, each between 3-5 meters deep. Steel and concrete to fill the remaining holes are almost done. Forms are being built for the retaining and boundary walls, as well as the columns that arise out of the foundation holes.

The exciting parts are about to begin: an open basement with columns that rise to the residential level. A slab that runs across the entire building, from the guest space to our future living space.

A slab for the basement too, for a maid’s area and for the cars and scooters.


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