Progress of construction work: End of 4th day

I must say I am more confident about the work progress after four days. 6-7 persons (2 masons and the rest are day labours/ helpers) are working on the site everyday. So we are in good progress with the wet construction. We are hopeful about starting the dry construction pretty soon. Fuad has done a material survey in the nearby area to see what we can get and at how much of cost. I have contacted at several places for tire and bamboo. The materials will arrive at the site tomorrow and the day after tomorrow. The dry construction will begin hopefully at the end of this week.

The progress of work at the end of 4th day is-

Fig 01: Preparation taken for 1sft cc pavement

Fig 02: Concrete works of small houses (learning in groups), piling of CC pillar done

Fig 03: Now the contour has come to a good shape

Fig 04: Brick soling done, 10" brick footing started

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