The aim of this paper is to provide a more detailed explanation and presentation of a residential house construction project, as well as to describe the technology of reinforced concrete works (the method of concrete production and installation), the types of concrete and reinforcement used, and the methods of concrete curing after installation. Additionally, the paper will consider the timeline of construction activities in accordance with project documentation and material technical requirements. Furthermore, it will provide a closer description of the properties of the materials used in the project and compare them to the achieved properties. Various methods of concrete installation will be shown depending on the current situation during pouring and the volume of concrete being used in structural elements. The work will be presented chronologically, from the foundation of the basement to the first-floor ceiling and the attic located on the top slab. The work will also be described with photo documentation recorded in all phases of preparation and execution of reinforced concrete and masonry works. The loadbearing structure of the residential house consists of a reinforced concrete skeleton filled with load-bearing walls (walls with a width greater than 15 cm). Partition walls (walls with a width of 12 cm) are used to shape the interior space of the building and create rooms for use and occupancy.