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When the going gets tough…
the tough start potting Obviously I still have a lot of work to do. I just got the stair treads in and I still have a lot of electrical and plumbing to do but one of the benefits of working … Continue reading
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Tagged adding a second story, potted garden, tiny garden, tiny house
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From the Practical to the Fanciful
I’ve been dealing with a smorgasbord of engineering and design issues. The seismic retrofit is done and inspected except for the final application of plywood sheets to solidify the newly reinforced wall areas. With help from my brother (an engineer) … Continue reading
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Tagged central heating, duct, duravit bathtub, good design, heating plenum, lighting, pendant
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November 2011 Update
I have been spending a lot of time underneath my house There is a bunch of new metal holding my house together. Drilling concrete and inserting epoxy seems second nature to me now. Of course, now that I know what … Continue reading
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Tagged earthquake retrofit, second story, seismic retrofit, tiny house, verb furniture
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September 2011 Update
The Contractor is Done and now I have a lot of work to do : I have new plumbing, new heating, new electrical and new stairs to design, build and install. You can see a window I am still working … Continue reading