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The exterior walls on the upper floor are almost built, here is the nice view from a child's room.

Great view and the child will be delighted with the [castle battlements]!

Great view and the child will be happy about the battlements!

I hope that something will still be added on top.

Shafts have now all been installed. There is still a discussion with the architect / structural engineer about one, because the two empty conduits running there have a bend in their course. I am not willing to accept that as it is - structurally, there was actually nothing against laying them perfectly straight.

The formwork for the base slab is also largely finished. In the next few days, the lightning protection company will come for the remaining work and then hopefully the pouring of the base slab can start soon.

What speaks against the click and what speaks for it?

What speaks against the bend and what speaks in favor of it?

From my point of view, nothing speaks in favor. Perhaps only the concealment of an incorrect order or incorrect installation. Against it, from my point of view, speaks that a bend in the empty conduit can always be a source of problems when pulling cables later on. So why install with a bend if it would have been easy to avoid during the construction phase (if the pipes had been laid with the correct spacing from the start)? They are also planned to be straight in the execution plan.