A modern two-storey house photographed from scaffolded plastering through to the finished, painted exterior with glazed balconies.
This modern two-storey house has a flat roof, contrasting plastered facade blocks and large windows. The photos follow the exterior from scaffold-supported plastering to the painted finish with glazed balcony balustrades and a covered terrace.
This is a modern two-storey house with a flat roof, large windows and a facade made up of contrasting colour blocks. The first photos show the facade being plastered from timber scaffolding while building materials are still stored around the site. The later photo shows the finished exterior: painted walls, glazed openings, glass balcony balustrades and a covered terrace.
The finishing stage of a house like this follows a set order: plaster the walls, paint the exterior, install glazing and balustrades, then remove the scaffolding and complete the ground works around the building. Working in that order protects the finished surfaces from damage by trades still working above.
Work shown in the photos
- Facade plastering from timber scaffolding
- Painted exterior in contrasting colour blocks
- Large windows and glass balcony balustrades
- Covered terrace on the ground floor
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