By the beginning of 2005 was running yellowTAB de plus en plus et nous avec notre office moved to a bigger place. We were growing up I had to be à Mannheim all the time and it was kinda frustrating to stay in a small apartment while i had a nice house in northern France. My wife and my two kids used to life there. Another thing was my idea about an ideal world and father. In my father a opionion have to build a home for his family on his own. Our house in north France we were when we bought 24 It is a family house two and i had to rebuild a lot in it but it was not something that i could say when i-i-la build for my family. The other thing is that i am from south France and this is a totally different kind of people than in the north. I was fading like a flower in the 17 years I had to life in the north.
Ainsi, en mars 2005, i started to look for a new house for us in the south. I wanted to build it myself but me yellowTAB utilisé au moins 13-16 heures tous les jours, même le weekend. So what to do? Well find a nice house which i can work in it at least as i did in our house in the north. I contacté plusieurs dealers house to find something. Nothing was really nice and Je n'ai pas love what i saw. The last professionnel we had showed me a house and said this is THE house for me. I was looking and well well well it was "ok" grain really feel my heart beating. Then he said: Look we have a very old house, hmm 300 years or so, but it is broken TOTALLY, plus de toit, pas de section, no power, pas vrai windows, all done in sandstone .... i said: Well lets have a look and we drove there. And you know what? IT WAS AWESOME! I am a visionary and this is my real passion. The house was a 300 year old house Beer Brewing cave with an amazing and with about 2700 m² (1 m² = 9 sqf) living ground but as i said: totally broken. I came into the office switched on my laptop and started my logiciels de CAO it and plan to make the visualization of it en 3D. Today i can tell you it is at least 90% of what i thought it should be done when i am. Some of my friends and followed it said that i never can move into it as this is the task force "Mission Impossible".
Ainsi, end of the story
Today i want to start show photos of it about the progress and i did. I think i will do it step by step. Funny is that while i uploaded the photos i felt it all again and how hard it was to do all that things. Most of the stuff i did my self with some help from my friends and family. But in the end I even by now investi déjà en 1000 hours of that house and i do not miss a single hour!
Que l'article I write inside my office on a laptop qui stands on the desk i did myself. Here you can see the office when i started to work on it:
Here it is a bit more detailed:
After all the heading pipes and power got the roof and installed fixed we got started with the ceiling and then the floor and the walls. Once this was done we started with the wallpapers:
Once we done that was started with the floor:
You can see that we used bois OSB, it is very warm and looks nice!
After that part was done i wanted build in my desk. I must say that i just love to do things my self and specially when it comes to wood and concrete! I showed the draft my wife and i did she said this is very ugly and she ne like it. I told her that the problem is that she have no idea how will finally the look
and in the end i started to create it. The pictures now you will see are representing ONE a piece of desk where my wife, me and my anciens are working on it and have enough space for all of us and for at least 6 ordinateur et de fax ... It is about 8sqm (* 9 en feet) and i wanted that it fits into the whole house and just that it looks cool and unique:
This is the part where i am working on (mostly with my son):
Here from the perspective of my wife's place:
Here come in when you into the office from the floor:
Here from my perspective to my wife's place:
And here from the backside of my wife's desk:
Ainsi, thats it for now. Vous pouvez même déjà see here that you can do when you amazing things just work hard and do not lose the focus!
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