A (highly modified) LV home is built on a hillside in Los Angeles

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Follow the construction of our two-story LV house on a hillside in Bel-Air as we race for our November 1st completion date.

3 years of progress, yours in 3 minutes! — by Peter Houghton — posted on 03-30-2008 11:06 — 0 comment(s) —

• Building

You haven't heard from me in 3 years! Check out the progress...

Variance Approved! — by Peter Houghton — posted on 03-08-2006 18:46 — 5 comment(s)

Just a couple more steps for our building permit.

In for a zoning variance — by Peter Houghton — posted on 12-08-2005 21:45 — 3 comment(s)

Can you believe this is a 6-month process? (I love L.A.!)

In plan check — by Peter Houghton — posted on 09-06-2005 15:56 — 2 comment(s) —

• Permitting

Here's a quick update. In summary, engineering and permitting has been a massive undertaking. However, there is light at the end of the tunnel.

2 steps forward — by Peter Houghton — posted on 07-13-2005 13:39 — 2 comment(s)

and 18 comments from the City

Slowly but slowly. — by Peter Houghton — posted on 06-03-2005 09:15 — 6 comment(s) —

• Building

5 months for a soils report!

35.77 inches of rain in Los Angeles — by Peter Houghton — posted on 03-22-2005 22:18 — 3 comment(s) —

• Permitting

Forget the LV, we're building in ark!

Site Design — by Peter Houghton — posted on 02-02-2005 22:09 — 6 comment(s) —

• Building

Responding to soil conditions and topography

About the land — by Peter Houghton — posted on 01-04-2005 18:40 — 7 comment(s) —

• Finding Land

Its not 250 acres in the forest!

Land escrow closes January 23rd — by Peter Houghton — posted on 12-29-2004 07:31 — 3 comment(s) —

• Financing

Financing