Many thanks all for replying to my query.

Thank you all for your comments.

It's like Frank and Henning said; due to the necessity to lift the superstructure all the way up to the main deck of the vessel in the floating dock, which is done from starboard side, bridge wing on that side has to wait...

See here:

http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=3007708

Cheers

Vlad

Yes, the stb wing would be a little bit too close to the cranes jibs and consequently limit the working radius

Starboard wing, maybe its got something to do with conflict between the wing and the shearlegs during the lifting process. still very impressive photo.
kind regards,
frank

Impressive....! Is there a reason why the starboard bridgewing was not attached at the time of superstructure/accommodation assembly...?

Wow Vlad ! I like it, regards Brett.

Thanks for your comment, Volker my friend.

This superstructure was brought to the yard on a barge, that was berthed very close to the main office building. So, coming to work this morning, I thought "What is THAT new skyscraper?!?" :)

Cheers

Vlad

Great shot my friend Vlad! Well done as always.Cheers,Volker.