Building a house on a hill country course
Is the driveway goi g to be a bridge? It doesn’t look connected at the front either
Bonus. NO mowing!
Funny you say that... Cedar Creek plays like flood zone because it kinda is. A lot of the fairways act as a natural water run off. That area of the hill country can be sneaky dangerous with flash flooding.
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Just left of #11 fairwayNow i want to go play Cedar and see where this is
Unique.
That's a good word to describe that. I hope to see the "after" picture 6 months from now to show how they a) enclose the steel and b) get to the front door
Slightly related: I took construction engineering in college and for our final year project we were given a site and tasked with designing a condo onto it, while meeting all of the necessary rules and regulations. It was a very steep side bank on one side, and a 10-12% grade along the length. Impossible to fit a building onto it. We had one group who designed their building on stilts so that they wouldn't have to cut down any of the trees on the site.
Um, how will the trees still get the necessary light to survive if you put a building over them?
That's a good word to describe that. I hope to see the "after" picture 6 months from now to show how they a) enclose the steel and b) get to the front door
Slightly related: I took construction engineering in college and for our final year project we were given a site and tasked with designing a condo onto it, while meeting all of the necessary rules and regulations. It was a very steep side bank on one side, and a 10-12% grade along the length. Impossible to fit a building onto it. We had one group who designed their building on stilts so that they wouldn't have to cut down any of the trees on the site.
Um, how will the trees still get the necessary light to survive if you put a building over them?
Getting down to that basement must be a real mother.
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It's hard to see in the photo I posted but there is a catwalk over steel as well but it's a walking catwalk, not wide enough for a car/truck. There are a few very interesting foundations going up on this course, the next time I play there I'll take more pictures.
I'll definitely update this post as the house progresses.
I'll definitely update this post as the house progresses.
I'm going to have to find some time to play there soon to check this out.