Wednesday 28 May 2014

Completion of framework

Wednesday 28 May 2014

When I drove by the site this morning on the way to work there was one worker on site finishing the work on the frames.  At 9:30 a.m. I received an SMS Text Message from McDonald Jones Homes advising me that the framework had been completed.  It's a week today since the work began on erecting the frames and it appears to be all completed now.  

The Site Supervisor has told us that there's a problem with rostering the Brickies to lay our bricks.  There's apparently so much construction work going on around the place that there's a 3 week delay before the Brickies will be available to do the job for us.  So unless there's a miraculous change of status, there will be little progress to report on for the next couple of weeks or so until the Brickies confirm their availability.

We’ve been having the most incredible, warm, balmy, sunny weather which has extended through until the end of autumn this year.  Last week, every day reached a warm sunny average of 24⁰C (75.2⁰F).  This week, every day has been a similar, warmer, 25⁰C (77⁰F).  The current weather patterns in Sydney, New South Wales and Victoria are breaking new records yet again.  Both states report having the longest, continual number of warm autumn days (some 20+ days) all with daytime temperatures consistently exceeding 22⁰C (71.6⁰F) since our weather records commenced back in 1859!  The El Nino is expected to return this coming Spring/Summer/Autumn (which means extended hot and dry summer months).  Winter is due to commence in Australia from 1 June (only 4 days away).

It’s an absolute pity and shame that with all this consistent evidence of increasing climate change, Australia is currently being governed by a bunch of ideological conservatives and sceptics who deny the existence of climate change and actively ruin the courageous environmental initiatives of our previous Government.  The Australian [Abbott] Government does not speak for all of us and they certainly don’t speak for Pete and I.

Here's some photos that I took at midday today which show the completed framework.

(Click on photos to view enlarged images)









    Here's an image of what the ‘Douglas 10M’ with Chase façade looks like again
  

    This is the floorplan for the ‘Douglas 10M’ with Chase façade

 

Dimensions for the ‘Douglas 10M’ with Chase façade


Overall Home Dimensions

Dimensions quoted in metres (m).

Home width:
  8.45m
Home length:
21.21m
Width of block of land:
12m
Depth of block of land:
49.5m
Size of block of land in square metres:
594m²
Internal Ceiling Height (raised to):
  2.70m
Height of doors (raised to):
  2.34m

Room Dimensions

Open-plan Family & Dining rooms:
4.4m x 6.6m
Master Suite:
4.1m x 3.6m
Bedroom 2:
2.9m x 2.9m
Bedroom 3:
2.9m x 2.9m
Home Theatre room:
4.1m x 3.5m
Single Car Garage:
3.0m x 5.5m
Alfresco Cabana:
3.0m x 3.9m

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