Wednesday, October 21, 2009

Framing Finished

I went out to the site this morning, as I had a couple of other things to do in the area (and couldn't resist). . . there were four framers running around like crazy people fixing up our frame. . . it was only 10am and it looked like they'd nearly finished! By the time Phil got there tonight, the job was a good en. Great job guys! Apparently windows will go in tomorrow, then bricking will be finished, then roof struts, then roof. . . yeehargh!

Looking through this wall is the master bedroom, taken from the living room, you can see the big rectangular frame bit which is the shape of the recess for the TV.

This is the wall at the back of the living room, you can just see the three rectangles in the frame that will be three cutouts in the gyprock.
The living room.
Took from the dining room, looking through the rumpus room up to one of the bedrooms.
Looking from the rumpus again, up the hallway towards the bedrooms (see the step in the middle at the bottom, that's the difference in height between the two levels).
Looking down from the hallway outside the bedrooms, rumpus is on the left, dining on the right.

Looking in at the back wall of the living room again, theatre room is to the back left, WIR back middle, ensuite back right, master bed right.

Looking at where the stacka doors will go from the alfresco
In the dining room, looking through to the laundry and powder room.
Looking at the back of the house from the alfresco, kitchen window space, dining room window space (x3), laundry window space, bathroom window space, bedroom window space.
View of the front of the house, from the right - bedroom, WIR, bedroom, rumpus (with garage underneath of course).
Another view from the front.

View from the front left. . . you can see the slab coming out for the front portico (which will be tiled) (though we haven't pulled our fingers out and chosen tiles yet, we're saving that argument for another time!)
View from the West - master bed to the left, ensuite to the right.
Full view of the back of the house-to-be.

















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