This Old House
Architect Mary Otis Stevens uses an architectural model to describe proposed renovations.
Architect Mary Otis Stevens uses an architectural model to describe proposed renovations.
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The house gets an energy evaluation and Bob views a model of the new architectural changes.
Demolition begins and Bob talks about the old slate roof and the merits of sandblasting.
The timber trusses are craned into place; two alternatives for the new entrance's landscaping.
The homeowners tour the house; new ventilation chutes; visit timber-framer Tedd Benson.
Framing is well underway; homeowner Jan Igoe gives a tour of the developing spaces inside the house.
The crew decks over the second floor; plans for the new front entrance.
Lumber arrives on the site, and a hard cement coating is applied to the foundation forms.
Another ranch expansion; Norm and Steve discuss the polystyrene insulating foundation forms.
A clogged aerator on a bathroom faucet is replaced; houseplants.
Repairing an interior door that won't latch shut; bamboo plants.
The crew installs divided light French doors, and the homeowners roof the addition.
Norm and the crew raise a wall for the kitchen and uncover dry rot and framing issues.
Norm and the crew prep for the foundation pour and discuss types of radiant heat.
Architect Mary Otis Stevens uses an architectural model to describe proposed renovations.
Marble countertops are installed, and we get a tour of the finished adobe home.
Steve tours a flagstone yard; saltillo tiling commences, and Norm installs cabinets.
Richard Trethewey reviews the installation of radiant heat; Norm builds custom cabinets.
Steve tours Santa Fe-style houses; Norm works on southwestern-style cabinet doors.
Norm arrives from Boston, and Steve learns how to make a traditional kiva fireplace.
Steve takes viewers to Santa Fe, NM, to look at the show's newest project.
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