The view from the driveway shows no great change, but that's because that part of the house is framed as far as practical at present.
This view from outside the lounge room shows there has been
activity along the master bedroom north wall and the ensuite
area. And evidence of the rain in the puddles left on what
will become the laundry floor in the foreground.
As there is to be an external door to the laundry, the area
where the door will be located is continued at the same level
as the rest of the laundry floor, and hence the water could
drain away. Thus, the laundry floor is much drier than
the other "lakes".
This shows all the new work since the last photos on Wednesday.
The ensuite frame is complete, though the WC attached to it
(far end, right of image) is not.
This photo was taken from the western courtyard, looking
roughly south east. And note the dark clounds building up!
I don't recall any rain falling - at least not at my present home.
Another view of the ensuite area, showing the nice little puddle
of water in the slightly lower floor area. The frame section
leaning against the wall is probably the southern wall of the
ensuite's WC.
The garage/workshop common wall, and the eastern wall of the
computer room. And another pool of water in the bathroom and WC
lowered floor area.
Another area where the water has accumulated - around the footings of
the north west corner, that is the porch and family room. This will
be properly drained when the project is finished - just not quite yet!
Note that the two colours of bricks on the wall running to the
upper right is due to two different types of bricks, not the
bricks being wet. The lower bricks are commons, whereas the
higher bricks are the face brick for the house.
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