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Chronicles of the Design & Construction of Two Waterfront Hurricane Proof Dry Stack Modular Green Custom Homes
1. Villa Lagoon, Wilder Italian Style Home
2. Nasello Italian Style Home

Hurricane-Proof Waterfront House Construction 2007-2009 - The Planning and Construction Process of Villa Lagoon Phase II: The Main House
Home	Planning	Blocks	Plans1	Plans2	Foundation	Site Prep	Blocks	1st Slab	1sr Slab	Slab Pour
Acid Stain	Crane	1st Course	2nd Course	3,4,5 Course	Second Pour	1sr Floor	Crane Repair	Half Way Up	2008	Top Floor Joists
Top Floor	Panels	Frieze	Top Floor Walls	Acid Stain Frieze	Acid Stain Con't	Cornice	Upper Story	Cornice & Panels	MgO & Evoba	Cornice & Trusses
Video	Top Rows-1	Bulkhead	Month 15	Month 16	Exterior Completion	Roof	Interiors-1	Steps	Insulation & Kitchen	MgO Board
Kitchen Counters	Tile Floors	Cement Tile-2	Cabinets	Interior Decor	Cuban Ceiling	Saga of the Toilets	Interior Con't	Cement Tile First Floor	Cement Tile Last Floor
Product Discussion Pages
Partners	DacArt in the News	Buy a Finished DAC-ART Home	Tankless Water Heaters	Magnesium Oxide Boards-MgO	Concrete Bldg. Systems and History	Hurricane Windows & Doors	Custom Garage Doors	Composite Decking	House Numbers	Concrete Floor Tile and Reproduction

Surplus DAC-ART Blocks

My blocks are sitting in a field in North Mississippi. These photos were scanned from some taken with a cheap camera, so they are not especially crisp. I have got to have these blocks trucked back to Alabama. My new construction is not going to require all these blocks, so we have got to figure out where we are going to put the ones we don't need, or how to pick out and load the ones we do first. I am not sure how that is all going to work out at this point.

I bought these blocks from some really nice people who had originally planned to build with DAC-ART and later changed their minds. The blocks are sitting on their property, not too far from their house.

I have received a copy of the list of blocks that were originally shipped to N. Mississippi. The folks these blocks were shipped to say that there were some discrepancies in what the list say and the actual load of blocks. Not in numbers, but dimensions, or location of openings, etc...

Mike, our 'block man' is planning to take a trip (early April 2007) up to view the blocks in person and make plans for having them trucked to Gulf Shores.

Villa Lagoon Tile

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