On Wednesday, the bricks progressed until it started raining, the basement step rough-in was completed, the front entry slab was poured, the whole house fan was installed, more dirt was delivered, and... whew. That's a lot!
View of the house from the northeast corner of the lot. Bricks have gone up on the garage side and a bit on the front.
View of the bricks on the garage side.
Close up of the soldier course and iron angle above the garage. Pretty, but weaker structurally than the staggered pattern.
We had some insulation added around the master bed room to cut down on sound wafting up from the great room.
The master bed room all insulated in.
More drywall in the great room with the dormer filled in.When you hang drywall from the top down (as you're supposed to) and you have a 24 foot ceiling, it takes a little bit to work your way down.
The kitchen drywall was mostly completed (except for the mudding).
Looking out from the kitchen towards the great room.
Looking from the kitchen towards the dining room.
The pantry.
The dining room.
The main level (guest) bedroom.
The main level bath.
Some more dirt was delivered for finishing the filling around the house after the brick work is done.
Our whole house fan. The concept is to expel all of the air in the house out through the roof and replace it with air from outside in about 3 minutes.
View of the basement stairs from the main level.
View of the steps from the basement.
The front slab was poured, but is covered to protect it from the elements.
View of the house from the northeast corner of the lot. Bricks have gone up on the garage side and a bit on the front. 
View of the bricks on the garage side.
Close up of the soldier course and iron angle above the garage. Pretty, but weaker structurally than the staggered pattern.
We had some insulation added around the master bed room to cut down on sound wafting up from the great room.
The master bed room all insulated in.
More drywall in the great room with the dormer filled in.When you hang drywall from the top down (as you're supposed to) and you have a 24 foot ceiling, it takes a little bit to work your way down.
The kitchen drywall was mostly completed (except for the mudding).
Looking out from the kitchen towards the great room.
Looking from the kitchen towards the dining room.
The pantry.
The dining room.
The main level (guest) bedroom.
The main level bath.
Some more dirt was delivered for finishing the filling around the house after the brick work is done.
Our whole house fan. The concept is to expel all of the air in the house out through the roof and replace it with air from outside in about 3 minutes.
View of the basement stairs from the main level.
View of the steps from the basement.
The front slab was poured, but is covered to protect it from the elements. 
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