Plaster Complete

So for like the last month or so electrical and insulation has been completed... and over one weekend the plaster has been finished. Golly they can work fast when they want to.

See pictures below:

Spa in the Ensuite

The view from the Master bedroom - such a lovely park


This is looking over our dining room and into our main living area - dining table will be in front of the pillars


This is our kitchen and Pantry


The Billiards / Bar room


The Theatre room


The Theatre room


The hallway view from the front door


Plaster nearly complete in Garage

Outside almost complete

Front of the house with bricks cleaned.

The side of the house from the road

The back of the house - Alfresco area on the left, bedrooms upstairs and main living room and kitchen on the right.

The cladding and roof colours

Top Story is On

THe front of the house with some bricks

This is the front of the house.

This is from the back corner of the house.

The Ground Floor Frame is complete

This is looking down the hallway from our front entrance.

The room to the right will eventually be our theatre room.

This is the billiard and bar room with the alfresco area surrounding it.

Bricks have been layed!

So bricking has begun up to about head height, I am very pleased with the look of the bricks. Below is a shot of the garage door.

This is a picture of the inside of our garage wall.

This is what our bricks look like on the outside of the garage wall. I'm very impressed.

The next couple of shots are of the pillars on the alfresco area.

We have been SLABBED!!!

Here is a few shots of our slab. The 1st pictuer shows the slab from the front of the house standing on the porch, the garage is to the left and the alfresco area is to the back right hand corner. The 2nd picture shows the garage with some pipes poking out where the kitchen and powder room are. The 3rd shot is of the alfresco area that runs down the side of the house.

Site Scrape & slab beginnings

Here are a few shots of our site scrape and those mesh things that go underneath the slab with our pipes poking out.