The Foothills Ranch Home (Brandt Residence) is complete and has been made in to a cozy and artful space by the owner. Please see the new page devoted to this project.
Tag: new construction
Trim and Cabinetry at the Brandt House
These are a few images provided by Randy Wheelock, the contractor on the Brandt Home.
Entry Door in Alder. BKP siding will darken to a rich grey in several months.
Living Area from Sun Room
Living and Sunroom Doors with BKP trim
Kitchen & Entry
Window trim and ledge detail at exposed concrete
BKP trim knot
Brandt Interiors March 2013
Entry Porch with Beetle Kill Pine
Entry Hall with Beetle Kill paneling, brick coming soon
Entry to Living
Entry Hall with the constellation Orion
Orion’s Belt in glass bottles
Living Area, with Neil Mangrum
Master Bedroom with beetle kill paneling and exposed concrete
Master Bedroom to Bathroom
Bathroom shower enclosure, Northern Lights glass coming soon
Master Suite Vestibule
Brandt – Steel Siding & Framed Arches
The interior spaces and views are coming together with the addition of drywall texture and framed arches. John Dahlenburg and his crew have begun installing the corrugated steel siding, that will slowly rust after a couple of wash downs with the hose when fully installed.
South Elevation
Office/Guest Bedroom window, facing North East
Master Bedroom
Master Bedroom
Circulation Hall and Entry
Arches (future brick thermal wall)
Office/Guest Bedroom looking towards kitchen. Translucent glass barn doors coming soon!
Office/Guest
Brandt – Exterior materials / Eco Wood Treatment
The Brandt Home is now fully sheathed and we are applying the facia boards with an aging solution, Eco Wood Treatment. The beetle kill pine is so expressive with this solution. It will darken similar to the images with the roofing samples. The roof and window frames will be Hemlock Green.
Brandt Home Living Area & Sun Room
Brandt Southern Exposure
Brandt Entry
Applying Beetle Kill Facia
Rusted Corrugated Steel with Hemlock Green Roof Sample
Eco treated Beetle Kill Siding with Hemlock Roof Sample (Brandt siding to be lapped)
Eco Wood Treatment on Beetle Kill Facia boards from Hester’s Lumber
Material Aging on CCMRD Pavilion
The pavilion, built in June of 2012, is aging well to show the contrast of the glowing interior beetle kill pine and the exterior beetle kill pine that was treated with an aging solution. The cold rolled corrugated steel was left to rust naturally.
Is it time for another music festival yet? WinterGrass?
Brandt Beetle Kill Pine Logs and sheathing
The two beetle kill logs have been placed in the Brandt home: one at the entry porch and one in the kitchen/living area. The logs came from Hester’s mill in Krembling, a great Colorado family company that has supplied the majority of lumber for Wheelock Construction over the past couple of decades. The blue and grey striations cover the entire surface of each log and both have quite a few knots. We chose to go with simple but expressive logs, as this is a small home with a lot of character.
Beetle Kill Blues
Lukas and Neil preparing to set the entry log
Living/Kitchen area from Sunroom
Engry Porch Log & Beam
View from office window
Kitchen from Master vestibule
Brandt Home driveway approach
