Building stone by stone - Is starting construction in November risky?

At our place, the masonry work was covered daily. It can also rain in summer. Only the frost is annoying, but as soon as the foil is on it, the construction is safe.

I don’t know, doesn’t it even do a shell construction (in solid construction) good if it can "dry out" open over the winter?

However, I personally would also hesitate to have concrete work done at sub-zero temperatures. Possibly there are means to allow the concrete to be processed and dry out even at sub-zero temperatures?

You already know that concrete gets very warm after pouring and then has a corresponding core temperature?

Dryness & wind are much worse...

Walls wet from the weather - it’s not that bad. Because the plaster & screed anyway still bring in a lot of water.

We plaster each floor only on weekends - a pleasant side effect: it already dries well during the week.

I also read that moisture is good for concrete... but I don’t think I can pour concrete into the hole

From rain or groundwater?

From rain or groundwater?

I suspect from rain...and after today a little more again