Guys, don't worry about the progress. i went there in January. i think they just finished the piling works (or part of it). The reason they progress slow is because after finish you need to test the piling works. Normally for highrise, this will take weeks, you know, just to make sure not a single wrong stuff there. It's perfectly normal. the progress will starts to shoot when it reaches the 5 or 6 floor or residence units, because then it'll be repetitive work all the way to the top.

i am a civil engineer and as a buyer, i'm quite OK with the site, it looks tidy and all the environment and safety precaution looks very tidy. So i'm relax, even with the slightly slow progress (not to say slow, it's normal).

So don't worry neighbours. i think we can sit back and dream of the house deco.

BTW, can someone who recently went to the site take a photo or feed me with information of the contractors and consultant for the project? i may be able to find out from fellow industry fren about their track records, after all, these are the really critical players in our hours. The quality will totally depend on them.

thanks.

ya.. go inside the sales office, 1st floor where the show unit is, you can only catch a glimpse of the site from the window panel next to the stairs.

FYI, weekend work need OT, it's x 1.5 every hour for the workers. Normal contractors will force bangla give 110% during 8 to 6.30 and stop. If your contractor work on weekends, you should be worried, because most cases, they are delayed and try to make up for the loss of time. No work during weekend is a good indication the construction is on schedule.