At some point, you have to STOP and pass your plans to an architect who makes sure you can actually build the thing. After he gives it back, you make more changes. You make changes until the last contractor goes home. You might be surprised at how much is not expressed in blueprints. I thank God that there were no environmental considerations, because these now cost a fortune to address.
Ink is cheap.
The circle above cost just about a thousand dollars. I've been reluctant to show you the exterior views until things stopped evolving. We've found that we can afford all those rectangles, and plan to break ground at about the beginning of June. Let me know your thoughts . Go to the index of this story .