Looking from the living room to the kitchen with the door to the bedroom and the large window/pass-through to the winter terrace (protection from the wind).
The far wall will have a rammed earth/propane fire place. Sliding doors go to the summer terrace. The kitchen window will also be a pass through to this terrace.
View from the kitchen to the front door and the entry to the offices.
Lorne's office, looking into my office.
The roof supports have to stay in place for a few weeks.
Lorne's office with sliding glass doors looking out to the Sea of Cortez.
View from my office looking into guest bathroom center, into Lorne's office on the right and into the LR/Kitchen on the left.
Stairway to the roof.
You can see the styrofoam blocks in the spaces between the rebar beams on the underside of the roof.
This is the summer terrace height. You can see the two roofs have been poured with the center - LR/Kitchen sloping roof yet to be completed.
Face on view of the summer terrace and the Sea of Cortez side of the house.
The supports remain on the overhang to the offices.
That large plastic thing goes into the floor of the garage for the water to be stored, similar to our house up north. Here we are on city water but it is frequently turned off for any variety of reasons - mostly unknown - so its handy to always have a water supply available.
Lorne and Carlos discussing the finer points of......
Manuel is slapping on the surface coating of concrete.
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