Its coming along !

Water connections complete and pavement back in

Friday afternoon pavement back in with the One off homes team doing the business !

Ground floor bathroom mosaic now grouted with rooflight above

Ground floor mosaic and slate floored wet room to bathroom

The WHB to the en suite bathroom in Twyfords David Chipperfield designed range

The heated towel rail to the main basement level bathroom

The shower fittings now in to the main bathroom.

Decking steps from basement to garden now taking shape

The back steps decking and plant boxes

The Nell brothers celebrate the arrival of Davids new born daughter in true South African style.........or is it just a dad dance ! 

Seb laying our oak flooring with his usual TLC

Sunny Sunday viewings

The view from the top of the storage container. Prep work has started on getting the light green back painted sand blasted glass walls, cladding the first floor "pods".  We should be seeing those soon. 

The front view with windows now installed.

The view from the kitchen towards Albert Way with the sliding doors now in.

The Ground floor sliding doors now in as seen from the basement 

Mark Cousins Architect from Edinburgh Univ School of Architecture
visits site at the weekend with Julia.

The view from Albert Way last weekend

Our basement tanking gets nearer completion.

The flat roof membrane over the ground floor awaiting sedum covering in the spring.
Rooflights to the GF bathroom and lobbies temporary covered to the left.

Our underfloor heating pipe has arrived to go in the basement screed

Some "still lifes" from site over the weekend.

Wood shavings on the timber ground floor

Screws on the timber floor

Staircase "slot" timber

Shadows in the ist floor bedroom "pod"

The rooflights awaiting glass tops to light the ground floor lobby and bathrooms.

More late afternoon shadows

The Manheim sisters visit site

Our nice looking Triton waterproof tanking material is now on site
to be installed in the basement. 

The back is further revealed. The blue tanks are the foul and rainwater for each house which will be brought to the front and put under each of the lightwells with a pumping system. 

Local Architect friend Niki Borrowiecki of Se5 Architects and the inspiration for the blog http://springhill-se5.blogspot.co.uk/makes an after hours visit to site and inspects our ducts! His new houses in Camberwell have just come on the market http://www.themodernhouse.net/sales-list/paddock-house-grove-park-london-se5/description-817/

Chris and Seb prepare for the last bit of basement wall to be cast

the precast concrete stairs for the entry up to the garden at the back being delivered. 

Marcin giving us a nice fall on our drainage runs......

Our Building Regs inspector Ben Smallwood from JAHI visits site 

Martin prodding down a pour

Martin in a trench box with our first reinforcement bars and drainage awaiting the initial concrete pour of the job.

Martin in the brand new 13 ton grabber loading the muck away truck.......its not a tonka toy !

One off Basements Contracting Team

Harriet Lacy Final Year Degree Student from Uni. Westminster Architecture course on her week's placement with us samples the Ecosheet Hoarding

Architectural project leader Simon Pepper overseeing the Herras fencing delivery