She looked absolutely stunning!
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Maylee's Bridal Shower ~ August 7, 2010
Maylee had a fabulous bridal shower at the Center of Contemporary Arts in downtown Abilene.

She looked absolutely stunning!

She looked absolutely stunning!
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
The foundation has started
We have some more pictures from the demolition. Greg (the architect) provided some coffee on the morning of the demolition. Here is a picture of Matt and I watching the excavator do its work.

Here is a picture from the front of the house (the front door was the last piece standing).

Here is a picture of the lot from the west side of Buffalo Speedway. At this point, the house had been demolished and all that remained were some pieces of concrete.

Another picture from the front of the lot (notice the three trees)

Here is a picture from Tuesday evening. The forms have been set for the foundation (the three trees are now gone).

Here is a picture of the lot from the back corner.

They drilled about 50 piers for the foundation. The piers are about 10 feet deep and ream at the bottom to distribute the weight of the foundation and house.
Some more pictures of the excavator. It took about 1 hour for the entire house to be demolished.
Here is a picture from the front of the house (the front door was the last piece standing).
Here is a picture of the lot from the west side of Buffalo Speedway. At this point, the house had been demolished and all that remained were some pieces of concrete.
Another picture from the front of the lot (notice the three trees)
Here is a picture from Tuesday evening. The forms have been set for the foundation (the three trees are now gone).
Here is a picture of the lot from the back corner.
They drilled about 50 piers for the foundation. The piers are about 10 feet deep and ream at the bottom to distribute the weight of the foundation and house.
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
Demolition Day!
Today, August 3, 2010 which also happens to be my 32nd birthday, we demolished the Albans house. Years of memories (ours and previous owners) torn down in just over 1 hour. The process began at 7:10 a.m. and ended at 8:15 a.m. They were already clearing much of the debris before 8:45.
It was a happy/sad/emotional/exciting/wild & crazy experience! Many of our wonderful neighbors came by to get a sneak peek. Greg, our architect, brought the Starbucks and his awesome camera. Below is a link to his website (and a few pictures) which will also chronicle the process of building our dream home. We will post more of the pictures we took ASAP!
http://www.2scalearch.com/in-the-works/sicinski-residence
It was a happy/sad/emotional/exciting/wild & crazy experience! Many of our wonderful neighbors came by to get a sneak peek. Greg, our architect, brought the Starbucks and his awesome camera. Below is a link to his website (and a few pictures) which will also chronicle the process of building our dream home. We will post more of the pictures we took ASAP!
http://www.2scalearch.com/in-the-works/sicinski-residence
Sunday, August 01, 2010
Demolition
The house demolition is scheduled for this upcoming Tuesday (August 3, 2010). To obtain a lower demolition price, we signed over the salvage rights when we contracted with the demolition company. The demolition company wasted no time. To date, the demolition company has salvaged the brick, wood floors, HVAC system, electrical components, doors, plumbing fixtures, and stove.
When we drove by, Reese said, "They are taking off the brick; that is crazy!". I am pretty sure she was mimicking Adrienne who has been saying how crazy the house looks.
Here is a picture from the side of the house (you can see the guts of the chimney).
Picture from back side of house (notice the missing electrical/fuse box).
Picture looking at front of house.
Picture looking at the back door.
Picture looking at the back patio deck.
Picture looking in dining room.
Picture in dining room looking up at attic (looks like the hole was made to lower the HVAC system into the dining room).
Looking from kitchen into dining room and living room.
Picture looking into dining room (notice how the wood floors were pulled up).
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