Busy week was busy

Managed to stay away from the block all week so that hopefully the work done would seem more impressive, it worked! Almost all of the external walls are up and a bunch of the internals.

This is taken just to the left of the entry, looking through the door that goes from the garage to the hallway.

View into the master bedroom, looks a bit small at the moment. Only the row of four awning windows for light but we're rarely in there unless it's bed time.

The "activity room" which is sort of an open space to break up the long hallway running through the house. I'm already thinking of running desks along each wall to allow for plenty of Lego building space.

Taken from the outside of the same room. We had to add a sliding door here as it will be the only way out into this tiny little space. I would have loved to run a zero-lot wall all the way up this side of the house but unfortunately council regs only allow for 9m long sections with a minimum 4.5m break. Yes that's right, I'm standing on the neighbour's land to take this, we will have to put a fence between those two sections of wall.

Standing in the backyard looking at the kitchen window and the 3.6m wide 3 pane stacker door into the dining room. The roof will cover this space giving us a little 4x4m alfresco area.

And here is my "little" workshop at the back of the garage. I'm going to have to try really hard so that this won't end up a junk storage area. No room for a shed in the backyard so this is all I got and I had to fight hard for it, didn't I darling? :)

Rising from the rubble. OK not really, but the pile is definitely growing.