[kkwak]

They are using pre-fab (not sure if this article mentioned that). Makes things so much easier where buildings can be built in factories with similar standards. Lots of new builds nowadays have so many little issues due to bad quality control.

[nikofeyn]

yes, it mentions it clearly.

[jansan]

Even with prefab components this is an amazing achievement. I suspect that here in Germany we would still be waiting for the hospital to treat the Marburg virus patients to be completed.

[rntksi]

I read about the airport debacle in Germany, were you perhaps referring to that?

[ifthenelseend]

The Brandenburg Airport in Berlin is already took 15 years instead of 5 and it is still not ready...

[jansan]

Yes. And some other major projects that failed in the same region.

[hans1729]

>I suspect that here in Germany we would still be waiting for the hospital to treat the Marburg virus patients to be completed.

>from Fefe [0] "[...] it's done by 3rd of feb. I suppose we could do the same in Germany, but it'd be 3rd of feb 2030."

[0] https://blog.fefe.de/?ts=a0d41799