These two photos were of different times, however, I have put them together to compare the building progress made in a decent amount of time. In these two site visits: the first image presents how only the front profile of the project is covered in scaffolding while the rest is seemingly complete on the outside, as well as the blue protective cover on a section of the building to prevent materials from falling out and becoming damaged or harming any individuals. Contrastingly, in the second image (final site visit) I noticed that the scaffolding was completely finished and there was minimal blue covering on the building. I also noticed that the hoarding around the project that provides safety, security, and protection for the public and construction employees had been taken down suggesting that the project was almost complete and only needed a few more things to do. Moreover, I did notice that the lower ground floor had barriers surrounding indicating the work that had to be completed was mainly on the lower floors.
To conclude Hillfort House By Student Roost has demonstrated environmentally conscious actions in what they build and is socially aware in their mission, thus making Student Roost an excellent company to accommodate students.
