BENGALURU: So near and yet so far. That's how one can describe the unsuccessful record attempt by a Bengaluru based company to build a three-bedroom house in 24 hours. After completing 80% of the work on Saturday night, the company, specializing in rapid construction and building innovation technology, thought it would create a world record by dawn.
But it was not to be, thanks to some last-minute glitches in fixing the roof of the 2,400sqft house on a plot in T Agrahara, near Stonehill International School in north Bengaluru. "This is not the end of the attempt, there is always a next time," said a dejected Paddy Menon, chief disruptor, REBEL Disruptive Building Technologies, hailing his 20-member team's efforts. "We had completed 90% of the house in the record 24 hours, but the remaining 10% took longer than expected. Unfavourable weather conditions too added to our woes."
But it was not to be, thanks to some last-minute glitches in fixing the roof of the 2,400sqft house on a plot in T Agrahara, near Stonehill International School in north Bengaluru. "This is not the end of the attempt, there is always a next time," said a dejected Paddy Menon, chief disruptor, REBEL Disruptive Building Technologies, hailing his 20-member team's efforts. "We had completed 90% of the house in the record 24 hours, but the remaining 10% took longer than expected. Unfavourable weather conditions too added to our woes."
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