The diagrams illustrate the process of creating a storage area from a unique material known as concrete canvas.
Overall, it can be seen that there are eight stages included in this process, commencing with producing a large number of concrete canvas blocks and completing with arranging the things that are necessary to store.
In the initial stage, many materials are required in order to make a block of concrete canvas. A mixture of dry concrete is poured into a mould with a rectangular shape, and then the concrete mould is surrounded by a waterproof layer. Its surface is covered by a thin level of fibre. As a result, many concrete canvas blocks are made perfectly. After that, they are transported to other places by a truck, which aims to roll these blocks before unwrapping them.
Turning to the process of making the storage place, these unwrapping canvases are spread on the ground with 10 metres in length in the next steps. People have to use many tools including pegs and rope to pull and hold these materials because of their large dimensions. Subsequently, the canvases are inflated to a height of 8 metres by an airpump and a door is installed at the front. Then, this area undergoes a step of cleaning, where people use water to clear all the canvas. Finally, the area set up everything from 20 to 24 hours before putting into use.