The Hub Stage 3

The HUB - Stage 3

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Drawings of "The HUB": (click on the following to see the drawings)
Floor Plan
Elevation Drawings

See the pictures below to follow the progress of the development of The HUB.
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	Friday May 5, 2006 Stage 3 of the Hub has begun! Andrew and Ken are excavating for the addition on the back of the Hub. Stage 3 includes washrooms and storage space for the Hub. The total washroom addition is approximately 24' x 20' or the same size as a cabin.
	Wednesday May 10, 2006 The footings for Stage 3 were poured yesterday and Shawn and Mark are now taking apart the forms
	Friday May 12, 2006 Blocks were begun to be laid yesterday. Since rain was in the forecast we placed two large tarps over the entire area to keep things dry.
	Friday May 12, 2006 Ken lays another block while Scott holds the tape to allow Andrew to shoot a level.
	Tuesday May 16, 2006 The blocks for the basement continue to be laid. It will serve as a utility room and a storage room.
	Wednesday May 17, 2006 Two large tarps are laid over the entire foundation to keep out the rain while the blocks are being laid.
	Thursday May 18, 2006 The tarps are coming in very handy as it continues to rain every day.
	Saturday May 20, 2006 The long weekend brings a work party to work on the Hub at the same time as 172 Guests enjoy a retreat at Medeba. What a busy weekend!
	Sunday May 21, 2006 The cold temperatures keep away the bugs and the rain is not turning out to be a significant factor. Here the first roof truss is being hauled up.
	Sunday May 21, 2006 Ken is setting the hurricane clips in place for the trusses.
	Monday May 22, 2006 The trusses are now all in place as Bruce begins to nail down the strapping.
	Monday May 22, 2006 Steve and Ken haul up the first piece of steel roofing.
	Monday May 22, 2006 Ken and Andrew secure the roof in place.
	Monday May 22, 2006 Steve and Ken finish screwing down the roof. We are very pleased to have the whole building now enclosed which will continue to be worked on in the future.