The second beam has just been added to the main living wing. This beam is another beautiful recycled beam from a warehouse in Seattle. It will support the roof over the covered patio.
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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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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- Brad, the master of detail...
- Guesthouse porch posts
- Lupin Meadow
- Trim and Vegetables
- Rollers
- Green Realtors
- Brad, Nate & Barry
- View from above
- More Recycled Wood
- Josh's Family Visits
- Guesthouse Window Trim
- Trimming-Out the Cold Frame
- Second Beam
- Staining the guesthouse siding
- Recycled Beams
- Putting the First Main Living Beam In Place
- The walls are up...
- Mark checks out our progress
- A Snug Guesthouse
- Can the Roof Be Far Behind?
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