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Topic: traditional new home project |
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| phansford Replies: 103 Views: 40349 |
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| I love the beefy profile of the rail panels.
FWIW..... I thought I better reply as I certainly don't want cousineddie getting all high horse on you about no one responding to your postings. |
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Topic: Lim Geo Dang House by IROJE KHM Architects |
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| phansford Replies: 15 Views: 1385 |
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| Yeah... GA is pricey and I don't have any issues in my library. I can typically find the same buildings in GA in other books, such as monographs of the individual architect. Hence - why I prefer to se ... | |
Topic: Lim Geo Dang House by IROJE KHM Architects |
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| phansford Replies: 15 Views: 1385 |
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| I checked the architect's site.... those photos and the description is from the architect.
As far as context, we can see enough in the photos to know this is a typical suburban development based o ... |
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Topic: Lim Geo Dang House by IROJE KHM Architects |
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| phansford Replies: 15 Views: 1385 |
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| Wow. Well, who can't admire a tour-de-force of building craft, for one thing ?
The generous supply of photos celebrate the exterior spaces of the lower floors; perhaps the interiors are nothing ... |
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Topic: Snow Leopard and PC 6 |
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| phansford Replies: 14 Views: 1866 |
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| Keeping pace over a 2 to 3 year period when you average out is not a major expense. Only when its left till it has to be done does it become painful.
We budget to replace at least every 2 years s ... |
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Topic: Snow Leopard and PC 6 |
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| phansford Replies: 14 Views: 1866 |
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| Jeff -
We're all doing with less and developing workarounds to keep things afloat. I'm personally squeezing the life out of two aging small printers - keeping two old G4's in operation to run m ... |
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Topic: Snow Leopard and PC 6 |
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| phansford Replies: 14 Views: 1866 |
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| No offense Matt - but there wasn't a huge jump in productivity from PC 6 to PC8. The issue of the DWG translater is a valid observation, but some sort of loss productivity between PC 6 and PC 8..... w ... | |
Topic: traditional new home project |
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| phansford Replies: 103 Views: 40349 |
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| I missed you last couple of posts.... sorry. I saw your name at the main menu and just figured it was the bathroom photos. My bad.
Now the real question.... will you be allowed to use that bathroom ... |
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Topic: Load bearing? |
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| phansford Replies: 10 Views: 1127 |
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| I know for a fact that the floor joists run another 3.5 feet to the outside wall the leftside is the entry hallway.
Then you should be fine..... again.... really sorry if I have been obtuse. Actual ... |
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Topic: Load bearing? |
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| phansford Replies: 10 Views: 1127 |
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| The cut end of the joist will rest on the bearing wall. That's why I think your wall is not bearing.
Locating the bearing walls is just a final assurance. |
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Topic: Load bearing? |
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| phansford Replies: 10 Views: 1127 |
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| If I understand the last photo you posted - we are looking at the joists as they run over the wall you would like to remove. The joist seems not to bear on the wall. I think you are okay...... but it ... | |
Topic: Load bearing? |
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| phansford Replies: 10 Views: 1127 |
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| Can you see where the joists bearing? That's the best way to verify it.... but if you are showing the floor joist above the wall in question, you may be okay. But you really need to verify where the j ... | |
Topic: Load bearing? |
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| phansford Replies: 10 Views: 1127 |
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| The photos don't provide enough information.
We need to know what is above and below the wall. (Slab/crawl space/basement - second floor/attic) The only way to determine if a wall is load-bearin ... |
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Topic: traditional new home project |
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| phansford Replies: 103 Views: 40349 |
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| Very Nice. | |
Topic: Open Recent |
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| phansford Replies: 6 Views: 995 |
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| I find the accumulation in the Open Recent menu to be a bit of a nuisance for me.
On my wish list- a way in which you could limit the amount of "Open Recents" in the menu to a fixed number. +1 |
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