We picked up the house from  a framing shop in milperra and it's pretty clear that it has been handmade from leftovers from the shop. The trimmings around the edges are all old frames, but it has quite a distinguished effect. I haven't taken too much time yet to decide how to attack it, but the likelihood it that I will try to strip all the extra trimmings off it.

It is double story, although the top story is more just a big attic-ey void. The garage has both parts of the roof, but there is only one roof portion for the main building. That mostly ok though - I don't love the peaked roof, and we may try and figure out a way to square it off.

At the moment it is set so that all access is through the roof, hence the first floor (ceiling) is removable. I'm keen to see if we can hinge the front of the house so we have front access instead, and can have a fixed roof inside the building. I guess we will see.

We can't tell too much from the picture, but it looks handmade. It has relatively thick walls and seems to have access from the roof. I guess we will just have to see what it is like when we pick it up.

This site has been set up to chronicle and track our progress in (hopefully) putting together a fantastic modernist doll house.
Who knows how it will all turn out, but it should be a bit of fun.

So come along for the ride.