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In the background, the roof of the Concentric Lower Yurt is sheathed. |
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The crew...relaxing...after applying the ice block and black felt to the Lower Yurt roof and triming the eves with an ingenious tool. Left to right: Eric, Josef, Brian, and Ray. |
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The Concentric from the hillside with the Lower Yurt roof ready for shingles. |
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Again, from the hillside, the Lower Yurt roof is being shingled (4 men, 7 days!). On the left in the background, the Bathroom/Utility Yurt and, nearly hidden, the Studio Yurt. |
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Looking out through what will be the kitchen windows. The sink will be in the center. |
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The kitchen windows from the outside. The large base-down triangle is the door to the office. |
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This is the dining area. The shed will be removed. The center base-down window (the post is blocking the window in this view) faces true South. |
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The windows on the right are the dining area windows. The center base-down triangle window faces true South. |
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These are the living area windows looking out from the inside. The hope is to have the view be a hillside of wild flowers.... |
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A visitor, hanging around upside down. |
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First lamination layer of the ridge beam for the Gallery. It's 14' long. |
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We planed 1" X 8" X 16' pine boards to a thickness of 9/16" so they would bend over the jig. |
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The 2nd lamination layer, applied over the 1st, is drying on the jig. |
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