17th June 2008
Today, the progress is mainly the installation of metal bars in the roof beam frames. There's quite a huge area to cover, and I estimate that this work will take days. There is little progress with regards to plastering works, but the walls under the double staircases is almost completely bricked. Now my wife and I can completely appreciate the space under the staircases that is intended as storage area. It's definitely easier for us now to measure which type of freezer and fridge that can fit inside, in addition to a pantry, if possible.
Today, the progress is mainly the installation of metal bars in the roof beam frames. There's quite a huge area to cover, and I estimate that this work will take days. There is little progress with regards to plastering works, but the walls under the double staircases is almost completely bricked. Now my wife and I can completely appreciate the space under the staircases that is intended as storage area. It's definitely easier for us now to measure which type of freezer and fridge that can fit inside, in addition to a pantry, if possible.
My brother-in law, my sister-in law and her daughter visited the site today.
Whole overview of the house as at today.
Metal bars being installed in the roof beam frame.
Roof beam in front of the home theatre room.
Syafi discovered this plank and imagined himself playing a skate board.
Syafi excited. The curved walls are almost finished.
The triple doors under the double staircases completely covered with bricks.
Socket ready for steplights at the double staircases wall.
Another angle. Notice the socket for the step lights marked by the red circles.
Cement bags... Lots of it!
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