More Stairs

All a bit confused really. The landing stage at the top, when it was taken out of its mold (or mould, if you prefer) a piece broke off. Have made the immensely complicated helical spine to the stairs with no incidents, they then get a flat piece wrong. So they left it for a few days and then started on the bottom.

Some fairly complicated shuttering was involved and millimetre accuracy to ensure that there was enough slope for water to run off, but avoiding the stairs which continued down. The use of lasers has become standard practice. You can see theirs on the bottom step of the picture above.

Then all filled with hardcore ready for the concrete which they mixed and poured this morning.