The White House is becoming occupied!

Glazing to the raggedy 'ruin' edge and it's 'Eyrie' are installed.

Interior works make great progress and the sedum starts to flower.

The scaffolding is (almost) all down.

The steel stair is installed in the 'ruin' building.

Enclosing the link between the 'ruin' building and the 'new' build, with a frameless glass wall and south facing glazed sliding panels.

The first windows go in and the west wing stone wall is complete.

Working on the west wall in a cold winter.

The masons start work on the west wall, despite the very wet weather.

Completion of the slating and views from the interior spaces are forming. 

The timber frame goes up and the roof goes on.

Constructing the 'new' west wing as the ground floor steelwork and timber frame are erected. 

Reinforcement and shuttering for the raft foundations commence. 

Spey Building and Joinery arrive, archeological excavations are undertaken and consolidation to the interior stone work are completed. The building is ready for the new concrete slabs to be poured. 

Bad weather instigates inside work for the stone masons.

The opening is completed and ready for the new link.

Copings to the existing walls.

Making room for the new construction and reclaiming the stone.

Stabilising the structure