For this house I have decided to try to use other materials together with wood. Plaster is exactly what I need. We will see what will come out of it. ![]() The beginning of the building process. The foundation is laid. The floor is laid too. ![]() A big veranda window is created. The foundation of the oven is laid. On the left there is a space separated for the ladder leading to the second floor. ![]() From this side there will be an entrance of the building. ![]() And now we’ll talk about the material itself. It is visible on the upper photos that my blocks turned out to be rough and non-uniform. The problem is in the absence of a normal form for casting the blocks. I used this self-made form. ![]() The storage of ready materials. I had to rub out every block with a knife. As a result I used an already used brick for the building of the ground floor :) ![]() The following stage of the building process. The oven is laid, the ladder is begun to be built. ![]() Each step is cast from plaster. Fortunately they have turned out to be of better quality than blocks. ![]() At this stage I have already decided about the height of the ground therefore I could calculate the place where the ladder will have an intermediate platform. ![]() I have decided to sheathe the walls of the ground floor with wood. Because the blocks which have been used for the building are too crippled. ![]() The fire chamber of the oven. It is especially well seen here what crooked material came out as a result. I will say in advance that the pipe with the flue channel lasts to the roof. ![]() On the ground floor I decided to make a vestibule. I have separated the kitchen corner with a wall. ![]() Repeatedly considering me building I wanted to sheathe it with wood outside as well. But I have resisted – come what may. After all the houses are built with natural stone too. ![]() Looking into the big window, we see the kitchen and the corridor leading to the ladder. ![]() It is well seen here how the ladder is arranged. ![]() Let’s look into the window under the ladder. There it is quite possible to arrange a box room. ![]() The size of the ground floor in height is only 7 cm. Unfortunately there are no photos of the further stages of the building process :( It came out to be 3-storeyed with a winter garden and a balcony. You can have a good look on everything on the photo below. ![]() I have painted the ground floor in imitation of brick. The only element which is made not by me is a roof. ![]() On the left above the ladder I have made a transparent roof. In the centre of the house there is a tower. The pipe as I have already wrote earlier goes from the ground floor and towers over a roof ridge. ![]() The view from a front entrance. There is a chaise lounge on the balcony, and a winter garden is visible in a doorway. A roof in the garden and walls mean glazing. For the lack of a quieter place the small house lives on a kitchen cupboard. It collects dust. Soon it will be necessary to be restored. ![]() A bear sunbathes on the balcony :) ![]() An intercommunicating room of the second floor. At first I wanted to make a fireplace in it, but then it was necessary to give up this idea as there is not enough space. ![]() On the third floor big windows allow to overview the surroundings with comfort. ![]() This is a view of a ladder with a box room under it. I decided not to close the under-ladder space. ![]() In a window of the second floor you can see a small ladder and a doorway lo a big ladder leading downstairs. ![]() And it is exactly the furniture of the uppermost room. ![]() The flue goes out on a roof. If you throw a small ball into the pipe, it will roll out from a fire chamber on the ground floor :)
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