View of the house from the tree on the north east corner of the lot around lunch time. 
Looking into the garage in the evening. You can see both the support for the span over the entrance and the I-beam steel support closer to the centerof the garage. It's not a huge garage, but it's not small either so a little extra support goes a long ways.
Looking at the main-floor bedroom around lunch time. The joists for the second level are going in.
Looking from the great room back into the "dining" room (it'll probably never be a formal dining room and will instead be more of a flowing extension of the great room). You can also see distinctly see the engineered wood used to span and support the largish spaces on the main level.
Preethi in the foyer by the entrance where some of the top level support work has started.
Wilbert in the great room.
Looking at the entry-way at night.
Here you can see where some of the flooring for the second level is beginning with the bump-out for the master bedroom.
A view of the garage from the south side. If you look closely, you can see the I-beam that is helping to support the garage expanse and also see that the garage is a taller-than normal room. This was mostly the result of the need to drop the garage a foot and a half or so to match the roll-off of the lot and the need to have a common level for the second floor. This in turn means means that we're going to have a slightly taller than normal garage door (8' as opposed to 7').
A closer view of the steel beam support in the garage at night (hence the blur).
Joe, standing in the great room looking out the south side. There's actually pictures of everyone who came that night, but only's Joe's photo turned out okay-looking.
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