April through June 2004

The week of March 29th saw the delivery of the steel framing and roof trusses. You can see the front windows and doors below. You can also see the drive-thru.

The steel framing is delivered on site	The roof trusses are also delivered.	The drive-thru foundation is poured. This will eventually all be underground.

The yellow in the above photo is exterior daywall. The Tyvek sheathing went over this.	The black line at the bottom of the building is the brick shelf. This 6" wide part of the foundation will support the brick exterior.	Here you can see the exterior layers.

The bricks will go against this rigid insulation.	The roof trusses go up.	The heating and AC duct work is installed.

The the end of April and beginning of May brought the building to life, as you can see below.

The roof trusses are on and the building is ready for brickwork to begin.	The interior framing is pretty well set now.	Another shot of interior framing.

May and June have been spent on significant interior progress that doesn't represent itself well in photographs. The rough electrical and plumbing were done, and the blocking was in place to allow something for the fabrications, (towel bars etc,) to be affixed to. The wood framing was also in place for interior windows and doors.

This shows the rough plumbing	Another shot of the rough plumbing .	This shows the wood framing for interior windows and doors of interior framing.

We were thrilled to see the installation of the exterior brick work in progress the week of June 7.

The linked blowup of the front brick is large and higher resolution. It will take up to 10 seconds to open on a dial up connection.	This link is also to a larger and higher resolution photo, so please be patient while it loads.

The brick was pretty much finished the week of June 14th.

Here is a photo of the back of the building.	This shows the right front and side of the building.	The sheetrock is now onsite and ready to be hung.

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