The Back Bay project showcases advancements and hurdles in construction. A 3D scanning process is utilized for precise measurements, helping to identify issues and plan effectively. Plastering techniques with blueboard ensure high-quality finishes, while fixed cabinetry dimensions guarantee accurate fabrication. The staircase is crafted off-site to meet specific dimensions, emphasizing quality. The plastering process highlights the importance of quality and an artistic approach.
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