Tracking the progress of our new home on the Oregon coast. The architect is David Giulietti of Giulietti/Schouten Architects (http://www.gsarchitects.net/), with invaluable assistance from Jenny Landwehr. The builder is Don Young & Associates, with John McCutchen expertly managing the project (http://www.dyaconstruction.com/).
Sunday, July 14, 2013
Pipe Dreams
The plumbers showed up on Tuesday. Here's the before picture.
And here's after (at least the kitchen part of it).
The framers have been busy with details, like the windows and deck.
Here's the night view.
And finally, the requisite outside shot from the same spot every week. They're working on the roof over the entry.
Sunday, July 7, 2013
Put a Lid On It
The roof is making progress. Here's what the house looks like on July 6:
Here's the view from the inside. Way shadier than it was.
They've also been bolting the second floor to the first. Here's what they use. I think it'll stay put.
Here's the view from the inside. Way shadier than it was.
They've also been bolting the second floor to the first. Here's what they use. I think it'll stay put.
Saturday, July 6, 2013
A Little Imagination
Here what it'll look like someday. Except there'll be neighboring houses and telephone poles and so on, and whoever those people are will have to move out.
For more renderings, look for 'Roads End' on http://gsarchitects.blogspot.com/2013_05_01_archive.html
For more renderings, look for 'Roads End' on http://gsarchitects.blogspot.com/2013_05_01_archive.html
Thursday, July 4, 2013
Upward Mobility
It's June 29, and the framers have moved on to the second floor:
We have a stairway!
There turns out to be some interesting stuff on the way up the stairway. These trusses will allow the heat ducts to be run through them.
Here's the upstairs master bedroom and the family room. You have to use a little imagination...
And the upstairs guest bathroom (with trap door):
We have a stairway!
There turns out to be some interesting stuff on the way up the stairway. These trusses will allow the heat ducts to be run through them.
Here's the upstairs master bedroom and the family room. You have to use a little imagination...
And the upstairs guest bathroom (with trap door):
The Wall(s)
The framers made a lot of progress by June 22:
This is what fastens the house to the foundation. There's one of these every few feet. This house is way the heck more solid than the old house (bless its moldy heart).
These will fasten the second floor to the first, which seems like a good thing:
Here's (part of) one of the bolts that fastens the center of the house to the foundation, and the first floor to the second. Neither wind nor earthquake nor tsunami will move this house from its foundation. We hope.
This is what fastens the house to the foundation. There's one of these every few feet. This house is way the heck more solid than the old house (bless its moldy heart).
These will fasten the second floor to the first, which seems like a good thing:
Here's (part of) one of the bolts that fastens the center of the house to the foundation, and the first floor to the second. Neither wind nor earthquake nor tsunami will move this house from its foundation. We hope.
Just a Moment
Getting In on the Ground Floor
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