Archive for 'Building A Construction Progress'
April 2012 Baymen Garden Building A Update
Posted on 26. Apr, 2012 by Valeria Espinoza.
Construction of Grand Baymen’s very first building started in June of 2011. Building A is in the Baymen Garden condominium development. Now, ten months later, the progress is very visible. So it’s time to post an update… Construction crews have worked diligently since last June. Progress was very obvious as each floor was added. But [...]
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Baymen Garden Building A Roof Completed!
Posted on 29. Nov, 2011 by Valeria Espinoza.
On November 19th, the Building A concrete roof was poured. Several tour groups were visiting Grand Baymen at the time. The first group had a chance to check out the layouts and see the external views from within the building, during the day before the pour. During the second day, the visitors had the chance [...]
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Jim and Mary’s Handicap Access Condo, Ambergris Caye
Posted on 12. Nov, 2011 by Valeria Espinoza.
It’s only November 11th, but already three Baymen Garden owners have dropped in this month. Today I’d like to introduce you to a delightful couple who are Baymen Garden owners. They recently visited, to check on the progress of their handicap access condo unit in Building A. Jim and Mary Eckart initially visited Belize to [...]
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Baymen Garden’s Building A 3rd Floor Completed!
Posted on 05. Nov, 2011 by Valeria Espinoza.
It was a wild October on Ambergris Caye. After many sunny months, the island finally caught up on their rain quota. Not surprising, since October has historically come in as the rainiest month of the year here. But the weather didn’t slow down progress at Baymen Garden’s Building A. Mike and I missed the third [...]
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Baymen Garden Completes Bldg A – 2nd Floor
Posted on 10. Sep, 2011 by Valeria Espinoza.
Thursday, September 8th, was another big day for Baymen Garden’s Building A. Last week I heard that the contractor would pour the second floor soon. This past Wednesday two cement mixers appeared, in our backyard. And we had to navigate around two large mounds of sand and gravel whenever we were going or coming to [...]