A series of entries designed to capture the ongoing adventures of NINA! See how we came to be where we are today, and follow along as we enter the new century of social media!
Page: 68Some preliminary demolition has been done, mostly to see what was beneath the newer material, but the break room has arrived, which means work is imminent. Although some of the new stuff, like trim, has been removed, this is probably the last best look at the house in its “pre” state.
Interior framing -- the new flor plan emerges. Also, the porch and a peek around back.
We're doing the neighbor's as well.
The Courant published an editorial (or is it an opinion piece?) on NINA's work at 207-213 Garden Street, also known as the Zunner Building. The editorial salutes this project as the last piece of the puzzle that improves the Ashley-Garden Street section of the Sigourney Square District.
Mike McGarry commented on the recent work NINA has done in the Ashley Street area of Asylum Hill in the August 9-16, 2012 edition of the Hartford News. Mike also commented on the improvements the homeowners have been making on their own. Full disclosure: Mike was a long-time resident at 40 Ashley Street, so he's very passionate about this part of Asylum Hill.
I have no idea what they are doing, but it seemed cool enough to be recorded for posterity.
Roof going on, and headway on the interior.
Scaffolding up, facade underway, windows next.
