Update For The Renovation...

It seems impossible for a professional designer to plan a renovation so that modern standards should visely be taken care of in an old building.

The designer is about to come for our home on thursday because of the ventilation machine planning. I am not sure if he would like his name to be public, so I do not write it here. We have decided to change the ventilation system machine plan: change it to another model and place it somewhere else, as we like to use our small toilet normally also after the renovation. The machine he had planned first is just too large for the toilet room. And there IS other alternatives, he said... So I wonder why the first plan was even made? Of course I am only a sivilian. And a woman..

But now there is something more: This designer has planned new waterpipes in the bathroom so that the water taps will be left to their old places, as it was done in 1970's as the housing company was build. Ok. But. If you look closer to the model pictures (part of it in upper shot, made by a firm called Arkion oy), and compared to that how the waterpipes were built today, you notice that the new waterpipe and tap for washing machine will be left behing the washing-drying machine tower if you have one.

On the wall there is now also a new equipment for towels (or heaven only knows for what). Very fine and modern - and hot I believe... Due of the equipment, it seems not possible to dry clothes near the roof anymore, as there is no room for laundry drying rack fixed between walls.

And just quess, How Heavenly Much Room the waterpipes take now from our carage..?

And - I wonder what is that dark area in the ceiling of ours...? Auuuuh!? Mold?


As you can see frm the shot in bottom, we escaped to the public indoor swimming pool to relax a bit and to forget the whole waterpipe renovation for a while. This shot is from the swimming pool of the neighbour city, Nokia. Very nice and cosy, also a large pool back there in the shot, which is warm, 32c dergees. And tidy nice saunas and all, lovely!

Thanks for the lovely comments for ugly shot yesterday. Hope this was not too boring subject today. Good night, see you later!

Yours
Susanna