Home Construction Week 17..
September 25-October 1, 2006
September 25-October 1, 2006
This past week the workers finished up on the walls, supporting beams and wooden platforms for the roof. Architect Arturo tells us that the men will probably pour the concrete for the roof Tuesday or Wednesday. There is a little sense of urgency because Thursday through Sunday no noise producing construction will be allowed due to the LPGA Tournament. The pictures above and below show the men preparing the roofing support. The wood is well oiled so that the concrete doesn't stick to it when the wood is removed.
The photo below shows the roof support for the entry of our home. The picture is taken from the future living room looking out toward the street in front. The ceiling entering the home will have three different heights. The lowest is the ceiling that is visible at the front door, then there will be a slightly higher sky light over the staircase and finally the higher living room ceiling The final photo below shows the progress of the garden gazebo (asador). The columns are made of clay (barro). This gazebo will be finished traditional Mexican style, contrasting with the more modern look of the house.
Sandra and I are looking forward to the golf tournament next week. We plan on following the events Monday through Sunday. Monday through Wednesday are the practice and pro-am rounds. Thursday through Sunday are the actual tournament rounds. We hope to get some pictures of the players (jugadoras) to post on the blog next week. We are rooting for Lorena Ochoa to win!
The photo below shows the roof support for the entry of our home. The picture is taken from the future living room looking out toward the street in front. The ceiling entering the home will have three different heights. The lowest is the ceiling that is visible at the front door, then there will be a slightly higher sky light over the staircase and finally the higher living room ceiling The final photo below shows the progress of the garden gazebo (asador). The columns are made of clay (barro). This gazebo will be finished traditional Mexican style, contrasting with the more modern look of the house.
Sandra and I are looking forward to the golf tournament next week. We plan on following the events Monday through Sunday. Monday through Wednesday are the practice and pro-am rounds. Thursday through Sunday are the actual tournament rounds. We hope to get some pictures of the players (jugadoras) to post on the blog next week. We are rooting for Lorena Ochoa to win!
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