4.25.2013

nearly complete!

The house is nearly complete with landscaping last on the list as Spring cooperates with us. Today we held an open house to thank the very generous supporters of the project, the contractor, Lynn Weaver, and his crew of very dedicated volunteers. We also had an opportunity to film a video about the project for Do-It-Best, and had two news interviews. The public educational portion of this project is taking shape. Initial photos showing the result of a 2.5 year process. 








3.15.2013

lights, trim and cabinets

Over the last few weeks the house has been coming together. Painting, trim and doors, fixtures and cabinets are being installed and we are only weeks away from a completed house. A big thanks to Rob Mishler of Mishler Studios for the amazing cabinet work. The FSC maple plywood with finished exposed edges is incredibly well built and looks beautiful.







2.13.2013

ready to finish

project:INfill is in the home stretch and we are ready for finishes to be installed. Mid-March is the target for completion and paint will begin tomorrow, followed by the upstairs cork floor, interior steel rail, wood stair, cabinets and wall tile. The following is a view from the loft.


1.10.2013

in the news

Thanks to Matt Momper of Momper Insulation, project:INfill has made the news again.
A very nice article on the house by Bob Caylor of The News-Sentinel. 
click photo for article

1.09.2013

spray foam

Work on the exterior is nearly complete. The end of the year brought good weather and progress including the installation of the Live Roof, cedar rainscreen (with happy volunteers) concrete flat work and metal trim. The interior is now the focus and after a couple of weeks of mechanical and electrical work the spray foam has begun. Dow donated all of this insulation and Momper Insulation donated all labor to install it. Thanks again to these very generous companies for supporting this project.
Drywall work will begin soon and finishes are soon to follow.