This month’s Hamilton Construction Update is brought to you in part by the word “accoutrement”, as in: the construction workers at Hamilton are putting in plants, light fixtures and other accoutrement on school grounds. This to me signals the beginning of the end; the light at the end of the tunnel. Hallelujah!
Over the last few days it’s been interesting to watch the installation of plants, trees, and beautiful wrought iron fencing around the perimeter of the school. My only comment is about the new light fixtures lining the front and side walkways–I guess I’m a little skeptical that they’ll fit in with the building’s classic architecture, and how much light they will throw off collectively; but I’ll reserve judgment when everything’s completed in July.
Our friends at BEX provided us with their monthly update, and I’m pleased to share the highlights, in haiku:
Cherry blossoms bloomed
and the gym floor was complete
as sidewalks were poured–
Tulips came and went
and they finished the kitchen
Wainscoting installed–
As the rhodies pop
vinyl flooring is rolled out
doors are hung just right–
Corpse flower opens
readers still debate choice of
single-pane windows
Visit the BEX website to see a live webcam of the construction site, construction photos, news, updates and more to keep you up-to-date on the construction progress.
Questions?
Please contact the on-site Hamilton project manager, Michael Romero, at 206.633.1000 or [email protected] at any time if you have any questions or