Turning the corner

The application of the siding turned the corner from the back of the building on May 1 and started moving down the facade. Today's photos show that.

Also, there's a photo of an odd pipe sticking out of the north wall between the doors for the pre-school classrooms. Warren tells me it is the pressure relief valve outlet for the secondary water heater installed under the Matthews wing. Without this secondary heater, a hot water faucet in one of the classrooms would have to empty out 60 feet of cold, cool or lukewarm water every time before the hot water got there.

Another photo shows lots of conduit headed for the main breaker box. And others show the red covers slipped over the fire sprinkler heads to protect them until the ceilings can be hung. One photo shows a sprinkler head that is without a cover because it will be up in the attic out of the way of construction.