Quality control department checking the project with his new car. Roof for the first villa just before pouring the concrete. All the acro props are in place and the steel work has been checked by the quality control. Roof has been poured and the block work for the second villa is up
We have now started to lay the blocks for the first villa and it is starting to take shape. This is the view from the back of the villa where you can see the shapes of the rooms.
Natura design. Lanzarote builders of Luxury villas and custom built swimming pools. The floors are being laid for the second villa's basement and the water tanks are now finished. This is the technical control checking the steel work for the roof and also taking samples of the concrete which they take back to the lab
The acro props have been put into position to support the main structure of the ceiling of the basement. All the ceiling blocks are in place. We will finish the final steel work on Monday morning ready for pouring the concrete for the roof. This will be the first stage of the major construction work
We have started to put up the shuttering to support the ceiling The preparation for the screeding of the second villas floor The site has been backfilled and the land has been levelled Lanzarote builders
Today we are pouring the final concrete for the completion of the basement walls for the second villa. We will also pour all the supporting columns for the first storey. The technical control and quality control technicians visited the site this morning and gave us the ok to pour the concrete. We have started to
Things are starting to take shape. We have finished the foundations on the second villa. The concrete has been poured, levelled and then vibrated to take out any air bubbles. 60 cubic metres of concrete have gone into the foundations, 8 lorry loads. The last section of the basement walls have been poured along with
The concrete lorry and concrete pump have arrived to start the first section of wall for the basement. We have started with a twenty six metre section of shuttering. The panels are painted with a product to stop them sticking to the cement. The site has been inspected by Applus the technical control company for
The steel work is nearly complete and ready for the concrete to be poured on Monday morning. I have had site meeting with the surveyor (aparejador) Mª Angeles Pazos Agüera, (she also works for the Arrecife council) on Friday morning we went through the plans and was happy with the changes we made. The technical