Over the weekend I managed to get up onto the top floor and have a look. The walls are poured with only the gable-ends left to build up to their peaks... so still a lot of the defining shape of the house is left. Still, getting up there and looking around I could start to pace out where our bedrooms are, the en-suites etc, and check out the views we'll get from these rooms. Again the windows should be long, close to the floor at the bottom and heading up to a regular height, here in this end is our bedroom and en-suite and somewhere as well is the walk-in-wardrobe that was the principle design effort in terms of sizing! All I know is i'll probably get a drawer or two if I'm lucky.
Also you can stand where the balcony over the living room is and look down into that area. As the height at that point is significant it seems like a long way down and I'm not worried that the landing area there will be part of the sitting room. its the guts of 3.5 meters here. The right edge will have a wall running along its length partitioning the stairwell from this room completely.
Once the gables are up we can then start fitting cills and measuring windows as all the openings will be cut. All going well we can start all that process next week. Then the stairs needs to be specified and poured - we'll be able to access all levels easily, and the roofer starts. Then I'll feel like we have some real momentum again.
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