The guesthouse is getting its tar paper skin, in preparation for windows and siding. Here you see two views. One is east/north and the other is the south/east side
A few recent projects
4 years ago
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This Blog is about building our new home on Whidbey Island. Our designer and builder is Brad Hankins, doing business as Design Build Brad. This small 870 sq. ft. home is made up of three buildings and incorporates sustainable building practices, including solar hot water collectors, roof water collection system and native plant restoration. Each of the three buildings are built extensively of recycled materials.
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Ed Nailed it!5 years ago
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China, and Thailand too!8 years ago
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Brad Hankins
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Main Living
Barn
Guesthouse
Designer & Builder
Brad Hankins, dba Design Build Brad
Sustainably-minded Design and Construction
360-920-8280, brad@dbbrad.com
360-920-8280, brad@dbbrad.com
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- Bridge
- Windows next...
- Getting Closer...
- Guesthouse Electrical
- Jennifer
- Cold Frame Roof
- Easter Sunday Visitors
- Getting Ready for the Pour
- Cold Frame's North Wall
- The Guesthouse gets its skin.
- The Recycled Cold Frame
- Wise Use Solutions
- Main Living Porch
- Weather Proofing the Guesthouse
- It's Done!
- Squeezing in the cold frame
- Langley
- Closing in on Done....
- Putting on the Roof
- Cold Frame Beam
- Gardens...
- Mulching, mulching, mulching!
- Cold Frame Details
- Guesthouse Roofing
- Marty & Peggy
- Guesthouse from the East
- The Cold Frame Advances
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