Rockefeller Partners Architects The doors are manufactured by Dynamic Architectural Door and Window company out of Vancouver.

Rockefeller Partners Architects Thank you. The concrete work on this project was excellent. The subcontractor that did all the concrete work was Dave Shaw Concrete and Block. They do superb work. Dave is a real artist and suspect would love to share his thought on how he does it. Best way to reach them might be through their website www.daveshawconcrete.com. Best of luck!

Rockefeller Partners Architects The interior wood flooring was teak. The exterior wall T+G you see in this photo was a stained clear-heart cedar. The ceiling was clear-heart cedar as well.

Emily Hurley Hi Brenda, So much depends on your exact circumstance and even where you are geographically, that I'd say your best bet is to come up with a pretty clear idea of what you would like to do (ideabooks are great for that) then talk to a few local contractors to see if they can give you a rough idea.

Rockefeller Partners Architects Hi. Your question is probably best directed to a contractor. The contractor on this project was Wilson Construction out of Manhattan Beach, CA. They did a fantastic job.

Uhler Homes embed a roller screen that pulls down in the header over the door between the pivot points of the doors, so that they will come down when the doors are open

MICHI Designs Mirage screens are the best choice, will hold up better than any other screen on the market and have a pet mesh option that is more durable than any other competitor screens, good if you have cats... I have used Mirage screens for all my happy clients.