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Something like this, just rough sawed plywood/wainscot...

Yes Kevin, that's exactly how I'm envisioning it. Except rough wainscot cleared.

Santa is bringing a 14k lift so I reconfigured the layout.

This priced out at ~$40 a sq. foot. We did supply the brick as it was included with the purchase of the farm. Ambenz- Thanks for the thoughts, Most of the same ones I have pondered. We are going 4 ft. up on the walls with the metal and 3/8 rough plywood from there. Also the insulation should...

36 wide X 28 deep, 10' walls and 14' ceiling.

It has been a while since I updated this. Here is the outside, waiting for doors.

Installed the LED lights today. Holy cow are they bright. This is just one, I ended up with three of them.

This panel is only for the garage so 30 places is enough.

Sorry, I misunderstood. The majority of the wires will feed in from the bottom. The main will come in from the top.

No we are planning on coming in the top. And yes temporary.

Ok will do. Really just wanted to get the ball rolling and see if anything strange jumped out at you guys. Thanks

And yes no staples yet. Ran out of time

Detached, will have it's own meter, 200 amp, yes on the compressor, lift, and welder. Gas heat.

Any thoughts on what I have done here...

Did manage to spread some gravel today. Waiting on inspections and doors.

Got to put the cars in the shop today. ;)

Some more progress, this time some brick...

Roof is started and an inside shot...

Thinking of doing corrugated metal on the walls with T&G pine on the ceiling. Any thoughts or reservations?

Porsche Boxster