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During the rainy days of October, as rising tides swept through Can Tho and many construction sites were forced to slow down, Stella 360 - the premium apartment project where ³Ô¹Ïtv serves as the Main Contractor - continued to maintain a stable construction rhythm. Despite unfavorable weather conditions, the ³Ô¹Ïtv team successfully completed the concrete casting of the Level 4 transfer beam, marking a major milestone in the structural construction phase.

Overview of the Stella 360 project site (Can Tho) during the flood season — the ³Ô¹Ïtv team maintained continuous construction activities while strictly controlling safety and progress in preparation for the critical transfer beam concreting works.

A Technical Milestone: The Transfer Beam – The “Backbone” of the Building

The transfer beam at Stella 360 measures 1.8m in height and 3.3m in width, containing more than 150 tons of reinforcement steel and 1,000m³ of concrete. This is a critical load-bearing structure designed to transfer the entire load from the upper floors to the columns, core walls, and shear walls below. It is also one of the most technically demanding components throughout the entire construction process.

To ensure the highest quality standards, the Site Management Team implemented a series of comprehensive technical measures:

• Completing and approving detailed construction methodologies, shop drawings, and material submittals prior to execution.
• Deploying QA/QC and Safety teams on 24/7 standby to monitor concrete temperature and slump continuously throughout the casting process.
• Planning dedicated logistics routes for concrete trucks and pumps, while installing a complete lighting system for overnight construction activities.

The ³Ô¹Ïtv engineering team at Stella 360 reviewing construction methodologies and coordinating execution plans for the transfer beam concreting works - the project’s most technically demanding and safety-critical activity.

Maintaining Construction Momentum Amid the Flood Season

The rainy season in the Mekong Delta often brings high tides and strong winds, causing frequent flooding across construction sites and affecting equipment movement and concrete delivery. However, through thorough preparation and flexible on-site management, ³Ô¹Ïtv successfully maintained uninterrupted technical operations while ensuring absolute safety.

The Site Management Team regularly organized rapid coordination meetings to update weather conditions and adjust response measures accordingly. Simultaneously, construction crews deployed water pumps, rain protection systems, and reinforced temporary support structures to maintain safety and schedule performance.

Even in the middle of rainy nights, the Stella 360 construction site remained brightly illuminated. Concrete trucks continuously lined up for delivery while boom pumps operated without interruption, and radio communications echoed among the construction teams. Every engineer and worker remained highly focused - understanding that every cubic meter of concrete poured represented hundreds of hours of preparation and ³Ô¹Ïtv’ commitment to quality and progress.

Panoramic night view of the Stella 360 construction site during the transfer beam concreting works - ³Ô¹Ïtv engineers and workers operated throughout the night to ensure the schedule and quality of this critical structural milestone.

Demonstrating Capability Through Real Projects

The transfer beam concreting works at Stella 360 were not only a challenge against harsh weather conditions, but also a clear demonstration of ³Ô¹Ïtv’ capability in executing highly complex structural works.

Previously, ³Ô¹Ïtv successfully delivered similar challenging structures at projects such as Wink Hotel Can Tho, Wink Hotel Hai Phong, and Wink Thuy Khue — where transfer beams and reinforced core structures required equally strict technical standards. Across every project, ³Ô¹Ïtv has consistently demonstrated its strengths in systematic construction management, stringent quality control, and the highest level of responsibility.

Regardless of storms or flood tides, the construction rhythm at Stella 360 never stops. Because for ³Ô¹Ïtv, the success of a project is not measured solely by schedules and figures, but also by the spirit of “Build by Heart” — building with expertise, dedication, and resilience on every project.

Other project highlights:

The construction site before the critical milestone - the entire scaffolding, formwork, and protection systems were fully prepared for the transfer beam concreting works, a major milestone in the project schedule.

³Ô¹Ïtv engineers reviewing drawings and inspecting slab reinforcement before concrete casting - every detail was carefully executed to ensure quality from the very first stage.

The ³Ô¹Ïtv team working throughout the night for the transfer beam concreting works - every operation strictly complied with safety and technical procedures.

Nighttime transfer beam concreting works — ³Ô¹Ïtv teams coordinated seamlessly to control concrete flow and pumping speed, ensuring the quality of continuous concrete pours.

Sleepless nights at the construction site — the ³Ô¹Ïtv team remained committed to overnight concreting activities to maintain schedule and construction quality.