Lake House Photo Gallery by Leo Modica at pbase.com

Lake House

This gallery contains pictures of our plans for the Michigan "Lake" House.
We are in the process of adding a second floor to the house and remodeling the first floor.
Building started February 8, 2012.
As of December 2012, the exterior is complete.
We are in the process of finishing the interior with a completion date of June 2013.

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11-10	Brackets Installed	Upper Deck with Brackets	Upper Deck with Brackets
Brackets Installed	11-10	Garage View 11-3	Front Porch 11-3
Side View 11-3	Side View 11-3	Porch 11-3	Front Porch
Front Porch -with chris	Front Porch	Deck Railing	Deck Railing
Front Porch	Front Porch	Front Porch	10-4 Pergola
10-4 Pergola	10-4 Pergola	10-4 Pergola	10-4 Upper Deck
10-4 Back Roof Line	10-4 Back Deck	10-4 Back Deck	10-4 Taping/Plastering
10-4 Taping/Plastering	10-4 Taping/Plastering	10-4 Taping/Plastering	Cedar Shakes installed
Cedar Shakes installed in back	Cedar Shakes installed on side	Cedar Shakes installed	More Siding
Judy's Study	Leo's Study	Master Bedroom	Master Bedroom
Master Bedroom	Dining Room	Kitchen Drywall	Dining Room Drywall
Master Bedroom Drywall	Master Bedroom Drywall	Leo's Study Drywall	Judy's Study Drywall
Siding	Siding	Siding	Siding
Siding	WP_20130420_002.jpg	Insulation	Insulation
Skylights installed	Skylights installed	Roof Shingles Installed	Stone in th eback of the house
Stone in th eback of the house	Make Shift Kitchen	Rough Mechanical, Plumbing and Electric Inspections Complete	Hanging out the Laundary
Mechanical, Plumbing and Electric Complete	Outside view from dining room	Evening Sun in new bedroom	Working upstairs
New front door (needs stain)	Stone work almost complete	Stone work almost complete	Stone and Front Door
Stone columns garage side	Stone and Front Door	Stone work almost complete	Stone work almost complete
Furring Strips added for siding installation	Finished fire place with limestone cap stones	Plumbing completed. Upstairs shower.	Sill stone
Limestone cap stones on front columns	Back door with makeshift stairs	Back door to garage	Back door to deck
Moving along with the stone	More stone ...	New master bedroom	New master bedroom
Bathroom	Judy's study	Leo's study	Stone installed on Chimney
Stone installed on Chimney	Stone installed on Chimney	Stone installed on Chimney	The Stone is delivered and ready to install
The Stone is delivered and ready to install	5-5	5-5	5-5

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Guest		31-Dec-2013 15:30
Lots of hard work from both of you. Your home is absolutly beautiful Work well done. Looking forward to spending some time up there with you both. Maybe sometime in the summer as my little get away from Fl. God has Blesed both of you for your planning and hard work. Loved your fireplace when I was there. Love mom

Donald G. Jones		30-Nov-2013 00:50
What a magnificent transformation! This humble house has been changed into a warm and very beautiful residence filled with light and wedded to the site perfectly. Well done! We are very happy for you and Judy. God bless you in your new home! Love, Dad and Mom Jones

Aunt glor		18-Jun-2012 19:32
looking good Leo cant wait to see more pictures

Gloriann		18-Jun-2012 02:40
Looks great1

Guest		11-Mar-2012 19:14
good news, mom

Andrea		03-Mar-2012 22:18
Wow Dad, the progress is amazing! construction is really moving along! Cant wait to see it in person!

Guest		10-Oct-2011 20:31
looking good Leo

Nancy		10-Oct-2011 20:19
Keep us informed regarding progress. Never saw the old one, but it will be beautiful when done.

Guest		10-Jul-2011 14:38
Looks great Leo - how long is this going to take. cant wait to see more pictures as the wwork begins

Chris		25-Jan-2011 02:31
Nice work Dad. On the other hand, I'm curious where will my indoor pool go? An all my ancient bear-skin rugs....and deer heads that I hang on the wall. Just kidding. Looks very nice. I like the fanning-out patterning on the 2nd floor windows in the front of the house.

Guest		24-Jan-2011 20:36
Thanks for sharing these 3 d pix. Agree that window in LR looks small in artists rendering, but maybe the perspective is different. Eave line in the rendering is much higher than the others. I like 27d also. Regards, Dad

Guest		23-Jan-2011 23:47
one question, is the living room windows smaller than it was.?? In proportion with the rest of the house, it looks small for the rest of the house with the second floor.look at the artist photo with the pink coloring, what do you think of a higher larger window mom

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