Laminated structural beams are positioned with cranes. (1978)

A volunteer operates one of the cranes while others bolt a beam to the southwest corner of the pyramid foundation fixture.

Corky (founder of Summum) positions the apex fixture while a beam gets set into place.

A beam gets bolted to the apex of pyramid.

A crane positions a beam into place.

A view from below of the structural beams all bolted together at the apex of the pyramid.

The main pyramid structure frame is completed. Horizontal beams are soon to come.

The pyramid is framed between the beams.

Fish plating steel beam for pyramid door frame.

Plywood is applied to the pyramid roof.

The moon rises above the pyramid which is now covered with plywood.

Corky and a volunteer shingle the pyramid.

One of several wine vats is placed into the pyramid. The vats are used to create the Nectar Publications.

Corky polishes the stainless steel pyramid cap to a reflective shine.

The stainless steel cap is carried to the top of the pyramid.

The pyramid with the stainless steel cap in place. (1979)

In 1994, the asphalt shingles were replaced with a copper colored roofing metal.

The Pyramid with its new metal roof.

But time would take its toll, and after two decades, the paint began to peel off...

So in the Spring of 2018, the Pyramid received a facelift with much more durable roofing.

The pyramid as it appears today.

The pyramid as it appears today.