tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7203099165913555272011-11-27T16:52:35.563-08:00A discussion about Urban Infill, Co-Housing, Sustainable Development and specifically, The Tanzamook Project.The Developernoreply@blogger.comBlogger111100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-720309916591355527.post-39304243277228628862009-08-26T10:56:00.001-07:002009-08-26T10:59:33.747-07:00

CaesarStone and BoschRoofdeckMaster bedroomGuest bedroom. Both have full baths.Roofdeck looking North

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Ground floor office or third bedroomKitchen with the panel of artLiving room shotA Garage for each unitGlass wall and removable panel, designed by Eric Black

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Three toilets, ready to goCountertops and cabinets in placeBacksplash and gas cooktopMasterbath shower floorStucco complete on first building

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Pouring sidewalks and entry stepsFirst round of exterior paintFinishing up sidingHardi Plank Artisan siding. The white Tyvek with be stucco.

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Unit 5 drywallUnpainted Hardi Plank sidingStair to roofDrywall stilts

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Second floor joistsOne week in, starting to take shape.First walls upDay three.Second day of framing, it snowed, in Portland.

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Washer and dryer hook up using Pex My deep and narrow tubsPlumbing Prep$20,000 valveEverybody hates drainage

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Small wetland for roof run off filtrationDry well for storm waterDry wellLots o' cementForm boards removed

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Parking court with poured garages.Finished pour.The man in action.Pouring foundation.

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Setting form boardsAlways useful - Re-BarDouble checking with engineer.Compacting before pour.

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What was left, after the ReBuilding Center finished deconstructionThe site has been backfilled after excavation and we are ready to start forming.Beginning to set form boards. Spraying form boards with diesel makes them much easier to clean.

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