Well we just enjoyed the house and worked essentially on the outside doing corrective/missing copper work, still that the owner had the complete batch of trades people there for a celebration was very cool.

Speaking of craftsman pieces;
The owner visited the "Stickley Furniture" factory and selected all the furniture for the house, some 150 pieces.

& yes I have some other clips of this place, I 'll get them up soon.

Holy.... somebody had some money to spend for all that Stickley furniture!

Yeah that whole project "zone" is "do it right and money is no object for getting the result desired including certainly several hundred thousand dollars of new Stickley" yet the owner drives a Prius!

He's enormously wealthy and a cool guy who really brings out the best in people.

Haaaaaaay!

Very cool...was this the house near Walker's Point?

Yes one of two we've been working on in that area.

cool. tell the owner my wife's ready to move in at any time...with me and my son of course... :-)

Not likely, he'd prolly have you all over for tea ,,, but
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Tell it Ben! Tell it.

It is common on the open structured Post & Beam to house the insulation above the ceiling face of "V" groove boarding. Likely a 4" slabs of a tight dense polyisocyanate sandwiched between 2 5/8th' flake board panels that interlock together. The roof is a rubber tiled faux slate.