Here's a detail (iphone, I'm afraid)
We'll be re-using the lintels (there are 3 very heavy concrete ones) and replacing the bricks up the sides with blue engineering bricks, and the same (soldier style) in front of the lintel. This pic shows how much taller the windows will be than they currently are - not quite twice as high...
(Here's the windows in the old room - before the false ceiling was removed
and here's the window from the inside with no ceiling , with the floor where it will be and giving you an idea of how tall the window will seem in our room!
The inside upstairs showing the small square that will hold the southeast window
and the southwest window space 
.The blue is EXPENSIVE airtightness tape and the boarding it is on is a fancy one with one side tarry and one just boarding.
Gil is very impressed with the quality of the work, which is of course very encouraging. Exciting!
The scaffolding is up next week, so the remedial roof work and skylights then windows will be getting going.
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2 comments:
I love following along with your progress - such a difference process than in our largely wooden (and vastly younger) structures here in Canada!
Nice to see you are making some good progress. Those acrow props certainly come in useful don't they?
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