The west face went up in the morning faster than any of the other three.
Over two days, Cole's and Damon's groups established a smooth rhythm, evident in their efficient work.
Panels were installed swiftly and neatly, with anchor placements consistently accurate on the first try, and no instructions needed to be repeated.
Michael coordinated both teams, focusing on the corner brackets. By 11 a.m., the west face was finished—corners secured and the wall fully assembled.
He stood back and looked at it.
Four faces of solid reinforced steel feature an angled overhang running along the entire perimeter, with corner platforms at each junction.
The gate is firmly placed on the south face, where it has always been. The structure above the wall extends up to the watchtower platform at the roof.
From street level, it appears as if the building has committed to remaining, with its presence reinforced by concrete and steel.
