5 days of rain has helped the steel fence patina a bit quicker than expected. Surprisingly, the hot rolled panel hasn’t changed much at all….
It’s been raining here for 5 days — I’m all for rain, but 5 days straight? No thanks. Not after what we experienced last spring. However, the work we did this summer around the foundation and yard seem to be keeping the basement dry. so far, so good. phew.
This residential renovation by Atelier Waechter transformed an existing 1947 single story Cape Cod style house into a compact and functional 1,400 sqf modern dwelling. The description mentions removing the roof and adding a parapet. via ArchDaily
80 degrees outside in december makes it a bit easier to power thru random house projects: painted the elusive corner of the garage black, painted both sides of the temporary wood fence black, and installed the downstairs bathroom light and mirror.
Every project requires design, feasibility, benefit, time, resources, materials, and cost. Let’s face it, stuff costs money. But where does all the money go? Whether you have a budget, plan, cost-estimate, or you jump in and ask questions later, stuff just doesn’t add-up in the end. I’d like to share a little on how I track project costs —
I’ve been using mint.com to help plan and stay on top of each project for the house. It’s simple, automatic, and free. I’ve created a variety of home improvement goals I’m saving for… such as landscaping and decks… currently targeted for next summer.