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Merida Construction Photos 09APR2013

Work being done on our new mail box and entry panel
Work being done on our new mail box and entry panel
Work on new plaster on exterior facade
Work on new plaster on exterior facade
Reconstruction of guest bedroom window
Reconstruction of guest bedroom window

Facade Guest Bedroom

View from the house looking north of the future screen porch
View from the house looking north of the future screen porch
Axis looking north of the the pergola
Axis looking north of the the pergola

Pergola

View looking NE of Lea's studio and pergola interface
View looking NE of Lea’s studio and pergola interface

Stair to roof

Preparation of casting pockets for the stair to the roof terrace
Preparation of casting pockets for the stair to the roof terrace
Jeff's studio roof
Jeff’s studio roof

Jeff's Studio

Preparation of casting pockets for the stair to the roof terrace
Preparation of casting pockets for the stair to the roof terrace
Preparation of casting pockets for the stair to the roof terrace
Preparation of casting pockets for the stair to the roof terrace
View looking north from Lea's studio
View looking north from Lea’s studio
View looking north from Lea's studio
View looking north from Lea’s studio

Jeff's Studio Lea's Studio

View looking west from Lea's studio of Jeff's studio
View looking west from Lea’s studio of Jeff’s studio
View looking south from Lea's studio to the pool
View looking south from Lea’s studio to the pool
View looking west into our bedroom terrace
View looking west into our bedroom terrace
View looking south from the bedroom harder
View looking south from the bedroom harder
View from patio to the front door
View from patio to the front door
Beginning work on our new front door and mail box/entry panel.
Beginning work on our new front door and mail box/entry panel.
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Jeffrey Scherer

Jeff is an artist and retired architect living in Portland, Oregon. After practicing architecture in Germany, France and the United Kingdom from 1971 to 1977, he co-founded Meyer, Scherer & Rockcastle, Ltd Architects in 1981 in Minneapolis, Minnesota (now called MSR Design). He was an adjunct professor from 1978-1998 at the University of Minnesota College of Design. Jeff was elevated to Fellow of the American Institute of Architects in 1998. For over 50 years his architectural interest and personal passion has been the public library and its important role in our communities.
Picture of Jeffrey Scherer

Jeffrey Scherer

Jeff is an artist and retired architect living in Portland, Oregon. After practicing architecture in Germany, France and the United Kingdom from 1971 to 1977, he co-founded Meyer, Scherer & Rockcastle, Ltd Architects in 1981 in Minneapolis, Minnesota (now called MSR Design). He was an adjunct professor from 1978-1998 at the University of Minnesota College of Design. Jeff was elevated to Fellow of the American Institute of Architects in 1998. For over 50 years his architectural interest and personal passion has been the public library and its important role in our communities.

4 Responses

  1. Jeff!
    Are you in merida?
    Pics look fantastic!
    Are you saving the original door from rhe patio?
    I would restor it and reused! It will give character to the surrounding areas and will maintain the originality of the time the house was builted.
    Cheers from ms & r office 🙂

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