So far there’s not much drama as the new Sequim City Hall begins to take shape. But compared to my first post last June, here, you can see progress. I was lucky to find an open gate that allowed me to avoid those nasty “through the cyclone fence” construction shots.
The foundation’s been poured and the blue coloring you see is insulation. The garden of upright piping, seen better in the top shot, is stubbing for plumbing and electrical.
It will be worth the wait for completion.
Well, getting nowhere slowly is better than getting nowhere at all. And when it comes to construction, a slower process can be beneficial. I watched Pulte Homes build houses in Stone Creek – they’d pour concrete one day and start laying blocks the next, even in the rain!
Looks like it still needs plenty of work!
It’s the sort of thing that should be done with great care, not rushing it.
It looks like it is progressing nicely. I imagine it will be a source of pride once it is finished.
Coming right along – soon a fresh new building in town.
We have lots of building in our neighborhood, too and cannot wait for the completion of our library renovation.