Getting Concrete

Finally getting a driveway!

Today we started the driveway process. It actually
started a week ago with gravel and grading.
To see this come together
creates a little light at the end of the tunnel!

Randolph July 31st, 2016

Cody landing his Millennium in the big LZ at Randolph

This past Sunday Cody and I flew Randolph. It was a great soaring
day as I was able to easily thermal around for a few hours.
Cody schooled me with his rigid wing. He managed about 2.5 hours
and flew to the Idaho border, tagged Wyoming and ended his flight back in Utah.  

And The Process Still Continues

The south side of the house. The deck supports are diagonal braces to allow for the maximum

usable yard area. The slope starts about 20 feet from the house.

 Stucco crew. 

One of the jobs Julie just loves (haha). Picking stuff out.

The Process Continues

Josh and I begin the cabinet building process

S T U C C O !

The Stucco Milestone

                

More Drywall

The Drywall Milestone

From Concept to Form

A view from the west

Looking west

From the south

Fearless Workers

Santa came early in 2015 (Framer) 

Josh putting the finishing touches on a deck gusett

My Nephew And Construction Partner, Josh Almighty

Mid August. The first Section of the house takes shape.

October. The roof trusses are loaded. Viewed from the south. 

Starts With A Concept

Early in 2015 we bought a lot and began playing with different designs that might be appropriate for the land. The lot appeared at first to have limitations, but the more we worked on concepts we realized the limitations were minimal. My goal was a home that flowed with the terrain. Sounds corny, but true! This model is very close to the actual design we used.

The Process Begins

Summer 2015 - CONCRETE!

The Big House

June 2015, we started building a new home in East Layton (pronounced Lay-n for those non-Utah folks). It's been a great process so far. Stay tuned for more pics and updates!