Showing posts with label bungalow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bungalow. Show all posts

Friday, December 5, 2008

Plans for our expansion



Here is the floor plan for our proposed attic addition. The goal is to move our children's bedroom upstairs to create more living and entertaining space downstairs. The second bedroom upstairs will give us a much needed guest room. And you can imagine with 4 girls in the house, another bathroom will be crucial.


This architectural layout was started by our good friend Chuck Rogers. He is a great architect and you should hire him! The drawing posted here is actually the work of our very talented friend and contractor, Josh Burg.

The first part of the project will be to add two shed-roof dormers and extend a gable in our roof to make head room. Later a staircase will have to be built from our current dining room.

Our goal is to do the renovation economically but still keep it in line with the period and style of the house.




Thursday, December 4, 2008

Expanding - we need your prayers


We want to expand our home near Georgia Tech to be better hosts to the students God called us to serve. On this blog, Emily and I will share the story behind this expansion project and update y'all on how the project is going. Who should read this blog?

1. People interested in how God is working at Georgia Tech
2. People curious how Trent, Emily and the McEntyre girls are doing. (there all sleeping well right now)
3. People interested in the connection between hospitality and Jesus
4. People interested in the building process of expanding a 1924 Bungalow in a period with an attic addition.

Right now we would like to ask people to pray for us to find favor with the City of Atlanta Bureau of Planning. Friday, Dec. 5th at 1:00 pm we have our hearing for the three variances we need in order to get permitting for the project. We have been working on permits since May 2008.

Here is our baby, Kathryn. She's quite sweet. We think she is looking forward to this project getting underway. We'll share more about her and the family in future posts.