The noise of excavators, trucks and excavators was incessant, the dust raised by the construction machinery was everywhere. Last week, thousands of workers were still busy all over the site. They closed the last trenches, finalized the waterproofing of the roofs, planted large fir trees or installed fences.
If the look was not enough to embrace the entire 40 hectares of the site, wherever you look, something was going on. And despite the apparent chaos, as in a giant anthill, everyone knew what they had to do.
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