Most of the country shut down during the last month, but construction on Bryant-Denny Stadium has continued. On Monday afternoon, Alabama athletics director Greg Byrne provided an updated look at the renovations on Twitter.

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(Also check out the video above for our last stadium update posted on March 5, regarding Alabama's new tunnel for players).

Earlier this spring, Byrne said construction was set to continue despite complications caused by the novel coronavirus pandemic. Last month, the budget for the stadium renovations increased from $106 million to $107.17 million as the University of Alabama’s Board of Trustees approved a revised plan for a new enhanced student plaza at the southeast corner of the stadium.

“The construction continues," Byrne said in a teleconference earlier this spring. "We’re on schedule. It’s been a wet spring, but I can tell you we’ve had regular conversations with our contractor on this to make sure that they’re taking necessary steps during this new reality that we’re in.”