The Plan(s)

Although I posted (way bay in March), the early versions of architect David's "as-builts" (drawings of how the Maxine site looks now ... at least for the next few weeks), with all the hectic-ness of late June and July, I had failed to put up the approved plans.

Well, no more.

In an attempt to "get over" the plumbing situation (so far so good this morning), late last night I took photos of all the plans and input them into the computer (sorry for the not-quite-mint-print quality of these, but they give a pretty good picture).

And so here they are (the first bunch link to even larger pics in new windows [careful of those downloads, folks]...

Cover sheet, with plot layout


Information sheet


"As-Built" with plot


Demolition plan


Lower Floor plan


Upper Floor plan


Roof plan


Exterior Elevations


Cross-Sections


Electrical plans


Interior Elevations (kitchen/lower bath)


Interior Elevations (upper bath/stairs)


Detailed Views of various sections


EC-1 (energy compliance)


Structural Drawing cover sheet


Structural Drawing foundation plan


Structural Drawing floor framing plan


Structural Drawing roof framing plan


Structural Drawing foundation details


Structural Drawing floor framing details


Structural Drawing roof framing details



So you can see the broad strokes (as well as some pretty cool details):

• expanding the kitchen to the east by a couple of feet (to embed the counters)
• adding a breakfast nook at the south end of the kitchen
• blowing out the west wall of the kitchen, replacing it with a HUGE island, and making the majority of the first floor a truly great room
• adding a dining room to the north
• reconfiguring the master bed/bath/closet
• reconfiguring the southwest bedroom (previously the boys', next to be Dad's) [closing off its access from the garage]
• adding a laundry room (brining in those appliances from the garage)
• adding a second story with
• a huge family room
• two bedrooms for the boys
• a shared bath (with skylight) for those two rooms
• and a great deck upstairs
  

All in all, a pretty ambitious plan.

And today, we meet with Fred from Coastline to see how things are going...