Where we started:
So like I said, the plans that came with the house were VERY good. And they really added some good value to the house while keep the amount of work to a minimum. BTW the architect is Stuart McFeely who is a great guy. If you're in Seattle I can definitely recommend him. http://www.stuartmcfeely.com/
I don't think I posted much about the plans so here:
Basement:
Not much changing there. We're actually not doing the full family room and basement there. It's just empty now, but I'll do the family room myself later.
Main floor:
The kitchen layout is changing a bit, the peninsula is going to be great. You can't see from the floor plan but the dining room roof is changing to let in more light.
Upper:
Heres where the big changes are. The dormer you can see is added in the upper right, along with a bathroom and closet. After getting into the space, we decided to flip things and put the bathroom and closet on the OTHER side of the house (left in the floor plan). This gives us a higher ceiling height in the bedroom. We also noticed there was a view of the water from the dormer! More on that later.
To give a better idea of what it looks like here's the side view:
Note the windows above the dining room and the dormer upstairs.
The other thing that's changing in that side view, is the front side dormers. We're also going to be doing a little peak above the door.
Framing in the additions:
Canright Construction made some awesome progress this week.
Before:
After:
Inside the dining room:
Inside the upstairs dormer:
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