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Project: Construction of a new custom home Period: June 2003 thru December 2003 Constructive Works Group Inc. involvement: Assisted in site supervision and performed carpentry in joint venture with Bedee Carpentry on all phases (site layout thru interior trim) General Contractor: Cherry Homes Inc. |
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Alder cabinets, granite countertops, circle sawn red oak floor. Note the pot filler in the stone back splash over the stove allowing one to add water without a trip to the sink. The radius theme of the dropped ceiling was repeated at various points in exterior concrete flatwork to yield a flow and continuity between exterior and interior space |
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An elliptical archway separates a breakfast nook from more formal dining beyond. The cylindrical architectural detail in the ceiling contributes to a sense of center in the home, everything radiates outward from this point. |
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Left: fireplace in the living room as seen from the dining room .
Right: looking towards the front door and thru its side lights to a stone covered timber framed porch with v-grove pine T&G ceiling. |
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View of the Bridger mountains in January as seen from expansive living room windows |
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View from dinning room window. |
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Custom cabinetry in office made from alder wood (built by Jim Cherry) |
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Tile is porcelain , glass block over the tub is actually a one piece acrylic window unit |
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Roll up tambour door (with AC outlet behind) in upper cabinet for easy stowing of hair dryers, electric toothbrushes, etc. without having to unplug them. |
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Master closet custom built of MDF and solid oak. Note the corbels supporting shelves over the closet rods. |
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