Just another dream garage under construction, but this one is MINE!!
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Mountain C4:
amazing build and what a eye of detail. The Austrian wooden panels look perfect, wise decision..
From the hillside it looks like several different "wings" stretching from the main body. Would be really interesting to see more of the layout. Any blueprints or sketches from above you can share?
Keep up the incredible work!
amazing build and what a eye of detail. The Austrian wooden panels look perfect, wise decision..
From the hillside it looks like several different "wings" stretching from the main body. Would be really interesting to see more of the layout. Any blueprints or sketches from above you can share?
Keep up the incredible work!
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Mountain C4:
amazing build and what a eye of detail. The Austrian wooden panels look perfect, wise decision..
From the hillside it looks like several different "wings" stretching from the main body. Would be really interesting to see more of the layout. Any blueprints or sketches from above you can share?
Keep up the incredible work!
amazing build and what a eye of detail. The Austrian wooden panels look perfect, wise decision..
From the hillside it looks like several different "wings" stretching from the main body. Would be really interesting to see more of the layout. Any blueprints or sketches from above you can share?
Keep up the incredible work!
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We go to Colorado every year and visit the Yellow Bellies on Alpine Trail Road. Theres one that has a hole 10 inches off the road. (We bonded last year) We only have alligators and Sharks here in the Keys, no fury animals.
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Ops, my bad. It looks amazing and you're spot on. It's all in the textures and details.. Once again, congrats.
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Thanks so close to insulation and real heat, we have been freezing to death, temp highs have been like 0!
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Originally Posted by Enzo308 
Just curious - are you near Cordillera?
I have friends there, and in Beaver Creek.
Kevin S.
Orchard Park , NY
I grew up in Orchard Park. Depending on how old you are, we might have mutual friends
LOL - No problem. I was off-line and just got back from Barrett-Jackson. I am 40, but grew up in West Seneca (next town over). Moved to OP in 1995..........
Kevin S.
Orchard Park, NY
Just curious - are you near Cordillera?
I have friends there, and in Beaver Creek.
Kevin S.
Orchard Park , NY
I grew up in Orchard Park. Depending on how old you are, we might have mutual friends
LOL - No problem. I was off-line and just got back from Barrett-Jackson. I am 40, but grew up in West Seneca (next town over). Moved to OP in 1995..........
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It really is incredible!
Wow I love builders houses, they always do the little details that they learned over the years. I am a builder in IN, IL and can't wait to put "shoes on my kids feet".
Why the large gap between the stone & wall, measurement mistake, or designed for the "snow catching" ledges? Lot of extra concrete.
Do you do any work in Conifer? I have started helping a friend build a timber frame there and need sub and vendor contacts. Just in design phase and trying to get easement access to top of property. North facing slope would require 14 switchbacks to get up. Neighbors don't want to give any.
Wow I love builders houses, they always do the little details that they learned over the years. I am a builder in IN, IL and can't wait to put "shoes on my kids feet".
Why the large gap between the stone & wall, measurement mistake, or designed for the "snow catching" ledges? Lot of extra concrete.
Do you do any work in Conifer? I have started helping a friend build a timber frame there and need sub and vendor contacts. Just in design phase and trying to get easement access to top of property. North facing slope would require 14 switchbacks to get up. Neighbors don't want to give any.