Over the past few weeks a mural done in 2018 by the artist Daas for Winston-Salem/Forsyth County in North Carolina has gotten national attention in the US. Local community members nominated the mural for a national competition celebrating best practices in local governance. Out of 85 nominees, the mural has reached the final round against the CedarCreek Water Reclamation Facility in Athens, Georgia. Voting will continue until April 4th!
Join the beneath-ground-digging journey with Gold’s Concrete interview
For many homeowners, the basement plays an important role in the daily life of its occupants. It’s important to have extra storage space as well as a place for the family to hang out together, or in some circumstances, rent out to create extra income. A finished basement, however constructed, adds extra value to the property. Recently, a basement dig-out time lapse video went viral and hit around 600k view numbers. The widely viewed video reveals how a basement is formed from start to finish.
How to set up a time lapse camera for your construction project?
Last time we shared an interesting story of how to expand your living space with a local concrete company, Gold’s Concrete. Though the time lapse video captured every detail of the basement’s construction process, the preparation beforehand for the video is equally as important as the video content itself. (Check out the last interview feature story.)
The professional expertise required to deal with basement construction under an existing property allows you to focus on this project’s complexity. In fact, navigating how to remove all the earth under the home without harming the foundation’s structural integrity requires professional experience and a very sophisticated skillset. The harsh and messy working environment are not ideal conditions for a traditional digital camera to record long construction projects, but the Brinno cameras excel.