the incredible whiteness of being

closets in the susan/english visitor suite

the skylights are almost boxed in. the drywallers removed the safety rails around the opening and planked it over to use as a staging for the higher walls.

look beyond the piles of tools and imagine built-in bookshelves filling these slots.

view toward upper level bedroom

view into tv room through opening

TV wall in media room. the TV will hang on the wall and electronics will be in a cabinet that will fit into the opening below.

doors in upper level bedroom

upper level bedroom

view from upper level bedroom to hall

upper level bathroom

the process of hanging the drywall creates hundreds of off-cut bits which are being tossed through the floor opening...

...into a big pile on the kitchen floor.

the tub has been delivered. the protective plastic covering makes it look like a salad bowl covered in saran wrap.

Just as the sun was going down tonight, I snapped a few shots of the changing colours of Dingle Road. Like a winter storm changing fall to winter, the 3 person team of drywallers has been gradually turning the house white. Gone are the yellows and golds of the timber framing. Wood elements will return when the flooring is laid and the bookcases are in but for now it is a dusty white world. The mud arrives tomorrow and with that stage comes another blanket of gypsum snow.