Overview
The landscaping begins. Retaining-wall materials are used to create an elevated terrace and the backyard patio is paved. Also: a profile of landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted.
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7 - 1Shingle Style: Starting the Project September 02, 1996 -
7 - 2Shingle Style: Demolition Begins September 09, 1996
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7 - 3Shingle Style: Adding a New Load-Bearing Beam September 16, 1996
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7 - 4Shingle Style: Working On the Roof September 23, 1996
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7 - 5Shingle Style: Finishing the Basement September 30, 1996
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7 - 6Shingle Style: Framing and Additions October 07, 1996
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7 - 7Shingle Style: Roof Work and Wiring October 14, 1996
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7 - 8Shingle Style: Deck Framing and Window Installation October 21, 1996
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7 - 9Shingle Style: Working On the Deck October 28, 1996
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7 - 10Shingle Style: Heating and Cooling Systems November 04, 1996
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7 - 11Shingle Style: Blueboard and Plastering November 11, 1996
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7 - 12Shingle Style: Trimming the Interior November 18, 1996
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7 - 13Shingle Style: Landscaping and Painting November 25, 1996
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7 - 14Shingle Style: Installing a Staircase and Chair Rail December 02, 1996
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7 - 15Shingle Style: Trim and Paneling December 09, 1996
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7 - 16Shingle Style: Installing a Hardwood Floor December 16, 1996
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7 - 17Shingle Style: Prepping for Paint December 23, 1996
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7 - 18Shingle Style: Toilet and Vanity Installation December 30, 1996
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7 - 19Shingle Style: Installing Tile January 06, 1997
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7 - 20Shingle Style: Landscaping January 13, 1997
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7 - 21Shingle Style: Kitchen Work and Landscaping January 13, 1997
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7 - 22Shingle Style: Installing Built-in Bookshelves January 28, 1997
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7 - 23Shingle Style: Windows and Landscaping January 13, 1997
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7 - 24Shingle Style: Interior Decorating February 10, 1997
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7 - 25Shingle Style: House Tour, Part One February 17, 1997
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7 - 26Shingle Style: House Tour, Part Two February 24, 1997