Showing posts with label architect. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architect. Show all posts
Monday, 9 November 2009
Day 127 - Busy, busy day
Today is a very busy day at the property. Henry & Sons are in fitting the windows downstairs, the plumber is laying the trays for the underfloor heating upstairs, the builders are starting on the flat roof over the lounge and we met with the architect to go through all the changes we've made so we can get some updated drawings - phew!
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architect,
flat-roof,
ufh,
underfloor-heating,
windows
Thursday, 13 August 2009
Day 39 - Drain Update
The plot thickens.
Last week our architect (JD) spoke to the Structural Engineer (JB) and thought that everything was resolved. JD told Shaun, who told us. We were all expecting plans & details of the solution to come through this week, but so far JD, Fowles nor ourselves have received anything and now it seems JB has gone to the caribbean for 2 weeks!
Lets hope the info is just delayed in the post.
We don't want to push JD too much as he's just had a significant bereavement in his family.
Last week our architect (JD) spoke to the Structural Engineer (JB) and thought that everything was resolved. JD told Shaun, who told us. We were all expecting plans & details of the solution to come through this week, but so far JD, Fowles nor ourselves have received anything and now it seems JB has gone to the caribbean for 2 weeks!
Lets hope the info is just delayed in the post.
We don't want to push JD too much as he's just had a significant bereavement in his family.
Monday, 10 August 2009
Day 36 - Things are moving
Quick update - Shaun has heard from the architect who has heard from the structural engineer who has finished our design - hooray.
The removal folk are coming on Thursday - eek!
We have to decide on windows, soon. UPVC or aluminium, except we haven't seen the ali ones....
The removal folk are coming on Thursday - eek!
We have to decide on windows, soon. UPVC or aluminium, except we haven't seen the ali ones....
Labels:
architect,
hole,
removal,
structuralengineer,
windows
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