Brown, 4" maybe Luna moth visits site. Our good luck charm!

West side of studio, the wall is facing into the backyard. There will be a window the left and one at he far right at the corner.

South side of studio, will have window in the left had corner, outside entrance to the far right. Roof was extended 6ft to accomodate the clearstory for north light that will come in four windows.

Front of studio facing East, there will be two windows high on the wall, Entrance to the left to the outside and inside the breezeway on the right, behind tree.

View of clearstory from the North side, over the breezeway. There will be two windows, here and two on the other side of the peak.

Interior facing north west corner, interior door to the breezeway, window on West facing wall to the left. There will be a bathroom in this corner and sink under the window.

The ceiling above the same corner, north west corner. Door to breezeway is in the bottom right. View is looking up to the clearstory windows on the left. The beams and rafting will be removed and the light will be unobstructed. Currently waiting for the four foot beam to be installed, with 6 in rafters that will go along the left roof, following existing beams.

View of East facing windows and clearstory on the north, looking towards the north east corner. Again, all the cross rafters will be removed from the window areas and a large beam will be added.

Beam in the West facing wall, above old garge door. Ken looking up.

Beam to the left of West facing windows.

Installed beam, looking east, toward north east corner, includes window and clearstory, above old garage door.

Installed beam, under clearstory, looking at west wall, toward north west corner.

West North corner beam added. Not an easy task. Ivan and Dana had to hand lift and install the beam. They carried it up a ladder and inserted it from the west wall. They climbed up ladders and moved it through the west wall. The single beam is 100 lbs each. They put four pieces in by the end of the day. It was hot and humid, but they kept going until the four pieces were added in. Next they nailed each piece to the next.

Ken, giving a sense of scale.