Building a house on Lakeside Court: Photos
 Information about construction, energy, power, conservation. As well as the occasional photograph and outlandish dream. Also including a time log of progress on the construction. (See what's new to track changes.)  This is a guide for ourselves, our friends, but most importantly our architects and contractors.  It is a history of the house building project as well as a working document on our plans and our questions that we need to resolve as we move forward.  To simplify keeping up to date with changes, the original page has been subdivided into multiple pages.  Each may be reached from the others.  This and several other pages were revised in June, 2002 to reflect that we are actually building the house.
 Overview
 Location
	 Photos
	 Energy
		
		 Solar Energy
			 Geothermal heating and cooling
			 Electrical considerations
		
	Construction
	 Appliances
	Dreams and Desires
	 Energy Budget
 floor plans and elevations 
	  Tracking actual progress
	 
	
 Almost finished! 
 Exterior photos with landscaping
	
Pictures of the location and former house
Summer sunrise, daytime, and winter sunrise over the lake.  An unexpected additional benefit is the full moon rise over the lake (not shown). 
 
 
 
 
Outside, looking towards lake, from the house 
 
 
 The view from the lakeside
 
 
 
 
 inside the boat house
 
 
 
Early modeling of the house
 
 
 
 
 (This model was revised and windows were included in the  final models.)
 (This model was revised and windows were included in the  final models.) 
The "great room" of the former house was clearly meant for parties but did not take advantage of the location at all.
 
 
 
 
version of December 28, 2001 (revised slightly in July, 2002)
As is true of all web pages, this is part of a constantly growing set of pages. If working off of a printed copy, it is useful to look at the date of the last version.  As changes are added to the various pages on, the "What's New" page will track changes.  
Prepared by William Revelle.  Comments to W. Revelle