How did Kakasaheb Dixit's plan for construction in Shirdi evolve from its initial concept?

Kakasaheb Dixit's desire to build in Shirdi began after his second darshan in December 1909, when he wished to become a resident. His initial idea was relatively modest. As explained in chapter 4, his first thought was to 'take twenty-five shares and build a tin roof,' which he felt would be convenient for pilgrims. However, this idea soon grew in scope. The text notes that later, the thought 'I should build a Wada' became a firm decision in his mind, culminating in the foundation being laid for the stone Wada the following year.