The changes to a plot of land being redeveloped in Avonmouth have been captured in a time-lapse video.
Property company St Modwen is spending £150million building an industrial park to the north of Bristol.
The site, Access 18, is being used by businesses such as delivery company Hermes, for logistics and warehouse space.
St Modwen is in the process of building two more commercial units at the site, which are expected to be finished by August this year.
The new units will provide nearly 70,000 sq ft of warehouse and industrial space near to junction 18 of the M5.
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And all the work that is being carried out has been captured in a time-lapse video.
James Irwin-Singer, development manager for St Modwen West and Wales, said: “The new developments form part of our commitment to accelerate commercial development activity to help meet demand for premium quality industrial and warehousing space on a local and national level.
“The completion of units 17 and 18 will continue to attract inward investment for the area, in line with our core purpose of ‘changing places [and] creating better futures.’ ”
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Business already based at Access 18 include wholesaler Budget Greetings Cards and pharmaceutical logistics company Movianto.
Around 2,200 jobs are expected to be created as a result of the commercial development at Access 18.
Around 100 jobs alone could be created by the occupation of the latest units being built.
