Well the gap has been closed, and here are some shots: Walls ceilings and floors still are raw concrete and the interior finishing has to be started. lets take a look:
Upper floor (3rd of three) - leads to this lofty outdoor area, looking to the Malecon (seaside promenade) as well as at the trees of a new park under construction.
Looking towards the city center to the east:
Same, a bit more to the north-east:
Zeroeing in towards the new park:
Looking over my shoulder uphill - not so exciting, but all these transmitter towers on the Icebox Hill, as it is called, serve as a landmark if you get lost:
On the wide open lower, middle or main floor will be a kitchen, and when I left there today they expected delivery and installation of a 3-section sliding door:
On a lower floor will be utility areas, parking and work area - no pictures for now. But let's step outside: The new place is between those two posts
A view from higher up - remember there is a shrine for the Virgin of Gouadeloupe across - shows the flat roof with the large water tank.
The car is parked inside behind the large iron gate:
Well, Kian and family will be visiting soon, and I am sure that until then there will be significant further improvements!
On my way back I got a bit confused on thus my first downtown visit this fall, and \i took the bus in the wrong direction, ending up in the harbor area. No problem, I just rode all the way back and arrived home, just a bit later.
