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Unless I'm reading the above answer to your question wrong, it looks as if there's a bit of miscommunication. JDMjunky does indeed have a waterproof 'underroof' with free airflow, but that doesn't mean that the seams you see are actually all-the-way through the tile. Under the flat part, there's...

Not quite :). This is the best pic I could quickly find about how it all started (which was in his farming parents' hayshed): He bought the shed from them, as I understood.

I might as well sign up myself :) (although I couldn't immediately find whether you/they ship the prices to Europe. If not, please disregard my entry)

Is that ply for the wall forms primed with something? I'M NO EXPERT, but isn't it going to **** all the water from the concrete otherwise?

I knew where this was heading. I was not wrong. And you did not disappoint . :) (Maybe now you know why the original owner simply painted everything white ;) )

That laundry chute is behind the opened door, which is probably why it was covered over. You should reverse the opening direction of that door ;). 1) open door; 2) step in room; 3) close door (this is the step where I’d be getting murderous thoughts); 4) open closet; 5) deposit dirty socks, one...

You should have probably cleaned that window first... (Is my version of “You ****!”, but that was already done and, erhm, dusted many times before) You know, “inspirational” just doesn’t cut it anymore for what you’re doing.

Damn, that bricklaying sure shows an awful lot of ‘preut op preut’ laying (I’m not even sure that expression works in The Netherlands – it does in Flanders – but what it essentially says is that the vertical gaps are on top of each other, leaving a shoddy/instable wall. What it really says...