09/03/2026
As the shell goes up on the Anatolia build, here's a milestone every jobsite is chasing: getting the building "dried in."
A building is dried in once the roof is watertight and the exterior walls are sheathed and wrapped and enough to keep weather out even before the windows and doors go in. That's the turning point, because interior trades can start moving the moment water's no longer a threat. (Get the glazing and doors in after that, and you're "weathertight.")
Right now we're framing and sheathing the shell. The dry season works in our favor here and long dry stretches mean we're not fighting weather to close things in, so framing and the interior handoff stay on schedule instead of waiting on conditions.