Figured I've done enough renovating that it might be time to show my progress and get some more feedback.
I've included blueprint shots (building mode) this time to help out anyone that wants to try and rebuild the house themselves. I'm not interested in uploading the house (especially when I don't consider it complete), and I wish to encourage anyone who wants to use this design to put their own spin on it during construction.
Note that all these pictures go to full size if you click on them (refreshing the page should shrink the big ones again. If you just go back, they'll still be 1600x900), not just the thumbnails. I tried to include all the important pictures here, but for anyone interested, there are some more in their home gallery on my blog, found on
this page.
Front View:
Back View:
Blueprint Mainfloor:
Blueprint Topfloor:
Select Interior Thumbnails:
Optional wall of Text!Any suggestions, comments, and critiques welcomeCompare to my last post on this house
here.
Attempting to cut down on the wall'o'text. The bathrooms are a problem. I added the second bathroom back in (in the space between walls) because I need it, and I shrunk the other one to make the bedroom big enough for two. I dislike having such small bathrooms in such a large house, but I have not yet arrived at a solution.
Backyard changes can be seen by looking at the last post. I think I overpatterend it. Plan is to turn the pool into a fountain, and put a new pool running down the right side of the backyard and house where I now have much more space.
I am also thinking that with the garage extension (it's longer now), I will turn the top of that into a guest loft, and connect it behind the stairs to turn the master bedroom into the guest bedroom (and possibly a bathroom). I'm not big on the party hall on the second floor anymore, so that would be remodeled into the new master bedroom, master bath, and gym.
If anyone really wants to take a shot at remaking this house and needs other views, send me a PM. Can't garuntee it will be shots of exactly the same house, but this design isn't going anywhere.