Saturday, September 6, 2014

House in Chino Hills: Progress

Framing is continuing - the trusses were set last week, and they are sheathing the roof.

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The usual view from the front: the roof planes are now apparent, and framing of the two cupolas has started. arches on the front entry portico are nearly complete.

A view perpendicular to the front door from a lower angle.

The view from the front door through the house; still a lot going on and it's difficult to see the rooms and ceilings, but the view is nice.

View from the master bedroom (south), through the rear loggia and out to the valley.

View north toward the rear of the house: master bedroom at left, living room in center, nook and family room at right.

View across the rear of the house; arches for the loggias are framed.

View west through the rear loggias. The nook protrudes out into the covered area.

Saturday, August 23, 2014

House in Chino Hills: Progress


     Things seemed to have slowed down, because most of the framing remaining is details, soffits and ceilings. The roof trusses were dropped off this week, and some of the arched soffits have been framed on the front portico

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Front elevation - arches on the front portico are being placed

Rear of the house with loggias framed. Master bedroom at left, Living room, center, and family room at right.

View out from the family room.

Sunday, August 17, 2014

House in Chino Hills: Progress


The framing of the porticos has begun, and sheathing is nearly complete. The semicircular soffits that form the arches have not been constructed, so the arches of the windows and collonade on the portico are not yet visible. Trusses will arrive soon, and roof framing will begin.

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Appearing more solid, now.



From the front door, there will be a view through the house to the valley.

View of the rear elevation and terraced lawn, not looking like much, yet.

Sunday, August 10, 2014

House in Chino Hills

Progress photos of a custom residence in Chino Hills, previously shown here. and here.
This project has simmered along slowly, but has gotten up to full speed in the past three months, so here are some photos of recent progress:

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Grading: a large amount of soil was moved or removed to create a level pad for the house, which will be only one story.

Setting foundation forms: The footprint of the house becomes visible for the first time.

Concrete slab. The views from the primary rooms on the rear of the house are now apparent .

Framing: The garage is at the left in the foreground, and the entry is just to the right of center. The construction lift is parked in the front yard / auto court.

Sheathing: walls beginning to look solid. The entry portico has not yet been framed.



Wednesday, November 28, 2012

Creek Series 68

A continuing series of images created from photos of Wappingers Creek, taken over time:

November 11, 2012
 

    With this post, we have completed a full year of pictures. The next series will be the finale...

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Creek 68A
Creek 68B
Creek 68C
Creek 68D



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Monday, November 12, 2012

Creek Series 67

A continuing series of images created from photos of Wappingers Creek, taken over time:


November 8, 2012
  
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Creek 67A
Creel 67B
Creek 67B detail
Creek 67C
Creek 67D
Creek 67E
Creek 67E detail




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Wednesday, November 7, 2012

Creek Series 66

A continuing series of images created from photos of Wappingers Creek, taken over time:


November 6, 2012
    Election Day.

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Creek 66A
Creek 66C
Creek 66D
Creek 66E

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