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| Second floor looking out from where the front door will be. To the right is the B suite, straight ahead overlooks the street out front. |
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| View of the house from the rear of the lot. The open gates are where the car park is. |
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| Testing out the new palapas with an impromptu happy hour. |
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| View of the house from the street |
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| Mountain view from the third floor at sunrise. |
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| more sunrise from the top of the world saloon. |
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| One last sunrise shot. |
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| Brujo stuccos the living room. There is a metric assload of stucco required to finish the walls. |
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| Finished main floor bedroom #1. |
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| Finished main floor bedroom #2 |
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| Closet being built in main floor bedroom #2. |
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| Finished main floor bedroom #1 closet being built. |
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| A milestone! Kitchen counters finally being poured. |
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| Tacho and Chill pouring the main floor outside kitchen counter. |
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| Eduardo works on the counter pour for the main floor indoor kitchen. |
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| The rest of the main floor kitchen counter being poured. |
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| Tacho works on the formwork for the shelves above the counter. |
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| main floor outdoor kitchen counter pours |
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| Illuminated bedroom #2 main floor. |
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| Palapa building prep work. |
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| stairwell to the third floor |
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| stairwell from the main floor looking up. The stairwell really turned into a nice moment. |
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| Rob and Dad reviewing the plumbing situation from on top of the rooftop utility room. Ocean in the distance. |
Scott, this is really interesting. What a grand project. Jen and I are travelling to Lo De in February so we will be sure to drop by for a look. I can't believe how the concrete shelves have no apparent supports. I assume there's a tongue and groove set-up in the walls, but even then it's remarkable to me how the weight is supported. I've been hearing about this house construction for years so very exciting to see it become real. Felicitaciones!
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