Yesterday I went over to the site for our once-a-month allowable visit onto the property while construction is going on. It was a nippy 18 degrees out, and the sky had that slate gray of "I'm a-gonna snow on you!" look (and in fact, did drop about 2" of snow later)
The changes that have gone on there are quite amazing. Foundations are complete on about 70% of the buildings, and in Camelot's case, they even have some of the framing in progresss on two of their units.
This particular picture is actually of the unit Cat, Zach and I will be living in. It's a "large 3 bedroom + 2 1 bedroom flats" configuration, in this shot, our 'side' is on the right. If you'd like to see what it'll look like when done, we have floor plans and exterior elevations available.
But there's other wonders. The common house basement is in place, foundation poured and all the forms removed.
Seeing most of the foundations in place is really giving me a sense of what the space will be like. Our narrow walkways are... well, narrow! And the 'upper lobe' of buildings is going to feel more like a courtyard than anything else, an unexpected pleasure, to me!
After almost 8 years of working on this project, seeing it finally coming to life is a wonder. Walking down the north path toward the common house... pacing the actual walk from where the workshop (eventually) will be to my front door... it was stirring.
The changes that have gone on there are quite amazing. Foundations are complete on about 70% of the buildings, and in Camelot's case, they even have some of the framing in progresss on two of their units.
This particular picture is actually of the unit Cat, Zach and I will be living in. It's a "large 3 bedroom + 2 1 bedroom flats" configuration, in this shot, our 'side' is on the right. If you'd like to see what it'll look like when done, we have floor plans and exterior elevations available.
But there's other wonders. The common house basement is in place, foundation poured and all the forms removed.
Seeing most of the foundations in place is really giving me a sense of what the space will be like. Our narrow walkways are... well, narrow! And the 'upper lobe' of buildings is going to feel more like a courtyard than anything else, an unexpected pleasure, to me!
After almost 8 years of working on this project, seeing it finally coming to life is a wonder. Walking down the north path toward the common house... pacing the actual walk from where the workshop (eventually) will be to my front door... it was stirring.
Wow! Congrats. That's exciting stuff.