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Looking good, followed your thread here a while back. Your shop and how you built it is really cool. My brother lives in Port Angeles Washington so i've visited Seattle each year for the last few years. Would be cool to check out your shop next time. Your house reminds me of the homes near the...

Yes Please!

Just went through your thread and saw that the garage ended up being smaller than you had originally wanted, something you might consider if it's not too late is provision to add an lean-to off one of the sides-like a carport and then maybe try to enclose it later, if nothing else it would be...

i think this GJ thread might give you some ideas on your property slope question. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=251805&highlight=roof+garden&page=11

too cool! an old gas station slipped through my fingers several years ago, glad to see you get this one and restore it. gonna be really neat!

Some cool cabinets, any idea what 1940's craftsman upper/lower tool boxes look like?

I completely understand and agree with the ordinance which was written to prevent mansion-izing, i think if you go meet with a planner and explain it's a shop, you might be able to get a variance or some kind of conditional use waiver. Whatever happens, i'd work your design to take advantage...

If this ends up being the case, you could always buy the steel building framework and instead of metal sheeting have it finished out in something else. Google "artisan panels steel building" this is a more classic option to finish out a steel building and might go better with your modern home...

Looks good, i would say keep the loft and have it designated as storage or something if that is possible-at the very least have that part roughed in.

It's coming right along-a real work of art!

Have you chosen garage doors already?

Love the shape and the brick-work pattern, it's gonna be awesome!

Wow, driveway looks great! I'm just curious-how wide is it between the fireplace brick area and the fence?

looks good!

Yes, nice work. would love to see some exterior shots of the front etc. keep up the good work!

looked over your post many time over the last year or two, very nice garage and equipment! I am into old hot rods, customs and classic cars and i am putting my shop together and would like to have it be filled with vintage equipment where possible. I was wondering about things like a drill press...

Oh okay, i figured it must be a zoning thing.

Very cool house and digging the garage and how it matches the design. I was wondering, how did you decide on the size? I guess i'm wondering why not go a little bigger or deeper as it looks like you have ample room back there. Really enjoying this thread btw, keep up the good work-subscribed.

i have the same rototiller, works great-troybuilt carries all the parts for em.

cool build-how about a night photo with just the floor lights on.