Tag: architecture

Spiral duct work, stairs, and more.

new french doors.
pantry & stairs (from kitchen).
midlevel bedroom (with interior window).
midlevel bedroom (from the inside).
exposed spiral ducts (into master bed).
exposed spiral ducts (into master bath).

As promised:

Here are just a few updated photos, and quite a bit of progress has been made. We now have permanent (as opposed to temporary, make-shift) stairs, the exposed spiral ducts are in, and we’ve gotten a jump start on drywall.

Not pictured: electrical wiring and plumbing are also well on their way.

All very exciting.

And some more framing.

master bedroom, from barn doors.
master bath, from barn doors.
master bedroom, from bridge.
master bath, from bridge.
from bridge: office left, living right.
midlevel bedroom interior window.
midlevel landing, into living room.
midlevel landing, office on left.
view from where the front door will be.
same photo, with descriptions.

These photos are from just yesterday, 3/26.

A note about the living room: it appears in several photos, and looks like a big mess.
The future living / great room is where the old work rooms and hay loft were. Some of it remains (the hay loft, in particular), as it has been used as make-shift scaffolding.  It will all get torn out eventually.

So exciting.