Full set of plans - PDFs in ZIP format
Page A0-0 - Cover Sheet (PDF)
Page A1-0 - Basement (PDF)
Page A1-1 - First Floor (PDF)
Page A1-2 - 2nd Floor (PDF)
Page A1-3 - Roof Plan (PDF)
Page A2-1 - Front / Rear Elevation (PDF)
Page A2-2 - Side Elevation (PDF)
Page A3-1 - Wall Section Detail (PDF)
Page A3-2 - Wall Section Garage (PDF)
Page A3-3 - Wall Section Basketball Court (PDF)
Page A4-1 - Structural Notes / Basement Stairs / Light & Ventilation (PDF)
Site Plan - Site plan and grading details
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
Monday, October 27, 2008
HVAC turned on!
Painting Proceeding
Sunday, October 26, 2008
BBall Court Interior Almost Finished
The basketball court interior has almost been finished. The insulation was installed and the OSB has been placed on the bottom 12 feet. The drywall has been finished on the tops of the walls and the ceiling. We're planning to paint the drywall this next week and then install carpet over the OSB.
You can see where we sprayed all of the doors against the walls.
You can see where we sprayed all of the doors against the walls.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Trim starting
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Court Insulation Installed
Friday, September 12, 2008
Thursday, September 4, 2008
Drywall Starting
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Upcoming schedule
With the framing, insulation, low voltage, electrical, plumbing and HVAC inspections out of the way, we can hopefully get this project moving again. The next steps are:
The drywall crew starts on Tuesday morning. Here is the schedule of the critical path items for the two months:
Sept 12- Drywall Done
Sept 22 - Painting Done
Sept 22 - Oct 17 - Interior Trim / finish carpentry
Oct 10 - Oct 24 – Flooring
The drywall crew starts on Tuesday morning. Here is the schedule of the critical path items for the two months:
Sept 12- Drywall Done
Sept 22 - Painting Done
Sept 22 - Oct 17 - Interior Trim / finish carpentry
Oct 10 - Oct 24 – Flooring
Insulation Complete
Insulation inspection took about a week to get approval on. The majority of the issues the inspectors were concerned about were firestopping between the floors. They had us close up any penetrations where a fire could get oxygen from inside the walls.
We spent a lot of time figuring out what type of insulation we wanted to use. The choices ranged from traditional fiberglass batts, to blown fiberglass, to cementitious foam to open and closed cell blown foams. Each had their pros and cons, but we settled on the following:
Batt insulation for the garage spaces:
- It's cheap to fill up a big area and you're less likely to have problems with air intrusion when it is used in the garage.
- Wet blown cellulose for the rest of the house including the attic, between the basement and first floor, in the walls around the home theater and in the wall between the court and the house.
Cellulose is about the same price as fiberglass but is superior in a lot of ways
We spent a lot of time figuring out what type of insulation we wanted to use. The choices ranged from traditional fiberglass batts, to blown fiberglass, to cementitious foam to open and closed cell blown foams. Each had their pros and cons, but we settled on the following:
Batt insulation for the garage spaces:
- It's cheap to fill up a big area and you're less likely to have problems with air intrusion when it is used in the garage.
- Wet blown cellulose for the rest of the house including the attic, between the basement and first floor, in the walls around the home theater and in the wall between the court and the house.
Cellulose is about the same price as fiberglass but is superior in a lot of ways
- It's blown in, so there aren't spaces and voids around wires, pipes and utility boxes to let air and sound in
- It's denser than fiberglass - this makes it much more resistant to air intrusion
- It's a much better sound dampener than fiberglass
- The borax that it's treated with makes it more fire resistant than fiberglass batts.
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Brick work done
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Saturday, May 17, 2008
Monday, April 7, 2008
Windows In
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