Building one wall at a time?

[moni kozi]

how comes? haven;t seen such building technique... except in lego :D

[Jennie B.]

Nice pov

[Mags]

Very cool capture!

[Bep]

Unusual building technique.

[Geertje K.]

It looks all prefab. Interesting!

[Diana]

Great shot, it looks like a typical Asian building style.

[Jacqueline]

Looks more like a triangle structure upon a square box. Great shot!

[Carole Sandford]

An odd building technique, by I’m sure they know their trade!

[Clive Handscombe]

Great capture, an unusual building technique.

[Lin]

I'm fascinated by the process of building skyscrapers - well captured.

[Peter Dulis]

wow - that looks precarious - a good wind could blow it over :]

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is so interesting looking.

[Kevin Smith]

Health and Safety?

[Judy Sadoyama]

Hmm, as a builder of magna-tiles, that looks mighty precarious and unsupported to me.

[Korcsog Károly]

Surprising sight!

[Pat Knowles]

Gracious that is a project!

[Monica]

Interesting!

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Kathy]

Golly. That's a building that would be worth watching being built.

[haskar]

Work in progress!

[George]

That looks weird - and dangerous. I hope they don't have high winds before the other sides are put on.

[Kathy A]

Now that's something I haven't seen before, it looks a bit dangerous

[Kathy B.]

Wow!

[Molly]

A fascinating capture!

[Shutterbug]

Seems unusual to me. You will have to observe it as it progresses.

[Rick]

Wow, seems sort of strange to only do one wall at a time. Very interesting construction technique.

[Harry J Benson]

Amazing how the construction goes

[CC Folk]

Definitely strange looking!

[John Falconer]

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I’m looking forward to watch the construction progress. Thanks for all your comments.

[Kat]

Wow amazing

[Ingrid]

So interesting - never seen that before (only with my kids building with Lego's)

[John Falconer]

@katford @ingrid01
I suspect it might look different from the other side of the building. But I’ve never seen this technique in Sydney.

[carol white]

An interesting way of building

[John Falconer]

@carolmw
Thanks Carol.

[bkb in the city]

Very interesting

[John Falconer]

@bkbinthecity
Thanks again. I love comments.

[John Falconer]

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I updated this answer with a new photo on: https://365project.org/johnfalconer/365/2021-02-06