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Falcon Crest Lodge was a hole in the ground at the time of our purchase in mid February 2004. Looking North across site
at Mount Lady MacDonald, mid February
Half the slab had been poured by mid April and the 'south' end was being framed. Looking north at the 'south'
end of the project, end of April
Looking southwest across
the 'north' end of the project, end of April
By mid June the 'south' end of the project was completely framed and the 'mid' section (left below) was nearly framed. Looking north at
'south' and 'mid' sections, mid June
The 'north' end, where Mountain Time is, requires structural steel for the ground floor lobby and commercial facilities. Only the elevator tower exists in the two pictures below. Looking southwest
at the 'south' and 'mid' sections, mid June
Looking east at
the 'mid' section, mid June
First look at the 'north'
end
Looks pretty much like the artist's conception in the sales documentation. The dormer in the picture above is Mountain Time's guest bedroom window in the picture below. The picture below is taken from the guest bedroom. You can see a corner of the living room window, part of the balcony door, and, on the extreme left, part of the master bedroom window. First look at the inside
of Mountain Time, mid October
The main roof support beams angle through both sides of the guest bedroom. We have used the space under the entrance side for an owner closet (not seen), the doorway (far left), and an angled closet (center left).
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