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via @dotnet : Reinventing how .NET Builds and Ships (Again)
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Concrete is pouring #multiresidence #buildProcess
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A worker is laying down spacers so that the rebars stay away from the edges of the concrete. This ensures good traction and that they stay protected from rust. #multiresidence #buildProcess
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Ground Floor formwork and reinforcement bars #multiresidence #buildProcess
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And on it goes #multiresidence #buildProcess
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#multiresidence #buildProcess ground floor concrete has been poured and being kept wet so that it doesn't crack.
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#multiresidence #buildProcess ground floor insulation being installed
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#multiresidence #buildProcess ground floor slab formwork is almost ready now
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Concrete is pouring #multiresidence #buildProcess
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Today it's like this. #multiresidence #buildProcess
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More progress #multiresidence #buildProcess
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Today's progress #multiresidence #buildProcess
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Lots of wood today because the formwork begins. #multiresidence #buildProcess
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It's concrete day! #multiresidence #buildProcess
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I should point out the seismicity of Greece at this point as the reason for the quantity of the future concrete and the density of reinforcement bars. #multiresidence #buildProcess
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Not much progress the past few days due to the, among other factors I presume, long weekend. #multiresidence #buildProcess
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The basement slab is reinforced.
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Then, they started assembling the reinforcement bars for the footing slab, starting with a mesh.
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Some wild rebars appeared!
The bottom of the pit is now lined with a thin concrete layer (screed or "cleanliness concrete" as we call it in Greek) and the walls with nylon. This provides a good environment for the "blacksmiths" to set up the reinforcement steel.
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And, done! The truck takes away the last of the excavated soil. I wonder how they didn't reach the water bank. I remember you could swim in the excavation for our current office, and we used a pump to dry the pit.
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That protrusion in the excavation? It's called a "closet"and it's a way to avoid driving piles to temporarily hold the soil from falling into the excavation until the basement is built. #multiresidence #buildProcess