Pictured is the Logan Residence in Pullman. I think it is the largest residence in town - correct me if I'm wrong. The `structural' for this house is a mix of `Conventional Wood Frame Construction' (what I call Rx) and `Engineered'. Where bracing could not be accomplished using structural wood panel brace (or shear) walls - we incorporated tube steel frames (one pictured). These were especially necessary where there was a lot of `glass'.
Okay, well, maybe I should photoshop out the backhoe.
From the West
(Under Construction - Foundation to Roof Tube Steel Frame)
NOTE: in the Jemes Residence (earlier posts) ... behind Brian, Sharon, and Lacy are some walls where Simpson StrongWalls were employed to provide bracing ... another project involving a mix of engineered and conventional construction.
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