I guess It's about time for a few pics of the finished residence, LR3!

The entry is oriented facing north. Some of the finishing touches include, Ipe hardwood (the red tinted siding) which is a Brazilian hardwood. Local sandstone and galvanized deck railing.

The roof design is an all hip roof system. I remember getting the roof design back from the truss company. It looked like a jig saw puzzle from another planet! Luckily I had a great framer that brought a crew out to install the roof trusses and plywood skin. My nephew Josh Judkins and I framed the rest of the house with some help from Steve McGill.

 

Looking from the dining area into the living room. The stairwell leads to two additional bedrooms and a media room.

Living room

The kitchen with all viking appliances. Walnut cabinets with quartz countertops.

Kitchen

Living room

Ruby - one spoiled pup!

A view from the dining room 

Looking west out the dining room. Great sunsets!

More dining room views!

A night time shot looking from the entry to the dining area.

AN EVENING LIGHT

Here's a video I put together of a flight from last Saturday. The site is Randolph, Utah in the northeast corner of the state. It's a site that I fly quite a bit.

I drove up with a few friends from Salt Lake. Initially it looked like it might not be a great day. Earlier two pilots launched and managed just under an hour of airtime before the conditions shut down. Another pilot and myself waited it out till just about 7pm. Our patience was rewarded as the conditions improved and we flew for about an hour in the smoothest air!

The Layton Digs

 Possible heli pad!

And a new pup to boot!