Smith & Vansant Architects PC I am sorry, our homes are custom designs created to specifically integrate our client's programmatic requirement with their particular site. This is a custom timber framed porch and it would not be prudent business practice to release the information you request.

Ken Wallace Thanks anyway.

Ken Wallace I, too, would like to see more of the screen porch. We're adding one to our home and I have a ton of questions.
1) how is the gable end handled?
2) Is the gable end trimmed in shakes like the rest of the home, or is there a window?
3) If there is a window, what shape is it?
4) How is the floor handled?
5) Does the floor have gaps in the flooring to allow rainwater to escape, or is it solid?
6) Is the wood painted that cream/white color, or is there some trim/facia used to "clad" the framing?
7) What type of screening was used?

Smith & Vansant Architects PC While this doesn't show the gable end it does give some more detail, but the screens haven't been applied at this stage yet. The gable end is screened timber frame like the rest of the porch. The the deck is closed to cover the space below. A small gap below the bottom screen stop allows water to drawn out. The timbers have been painted to match the trim on the house. Copper screening was used here.

Smith & Vansant Architects PC The siding is red cedar, pre-primed in semi-transparent at the factory in Cabot Beechwood Gray. Then a single coat of Semi-transparent Cabot Pepperwood was applied. Most of the ext. trim is Benjamin Moore # 1523 Embassy Green.

Kelly Porter Try Natural Elements 1515 by Benjamin Moore.