https://www.state.nj.us/dca/divisions/codes/publications/pdf_ucc/UCC_gen_info.pdf

Regardless of the purpose /use of the building the principles are the same. Precept must be upon precept; for you cannot add precepts where there are no precepts.

1. Purpose –You’ve got to begin with a purpose in mind. What will the building be used for.? This will determine how the foundation is built, where the windows and doors are located. Do you need a kitchen? bathrooms? bedrooms? steps? etc.

2. Plans: Next, you’ll need a set of approved architectural drawings. (A wise man will follow the instructions as written in the word of God). (Matthew 7:24)

3. A qualified contractor /builder: It takes wisdom and skill to build. Always check the references and qualifications of anyone claiming to be a contractor. (The Holy Spirit Is your most Qualified contractor.)

4. Money and Material resources: Supplies must be readily available.

5. Tools and Equipment: Having the right tools is half the job completed.

6. Time and patience: Set a completion date/timeline. How long will it take to lay the foundation? How long will it take to build the walls? Each segment must have a time schedule for completion. A progress report.

7. Dedication and commitment: It’s one thing to get started, but it’s another to stay focused and finish what you started.

PS. To Destroy–simply do nothing.