I was interested to read how a young married couple transformed part of an old aircraft hangar into a home (with offices for one of their enterprises below). They went from this:
to this:
to this.
Having restored an old, dilapidated four-bedroom apartment in South Africa, I have some idea of how much work is involved. The amount needed for a hangar conversion must be at least ten times more! My hat's off to the couple. Those interested in home improvement will enjoy their story.
Peter
Neat, and a 'nice' commute to work... one floor down! ;-)
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ReplyDeleteNever mind "converting" the hangar into a "living space," If the airport authority would allow it, I'd live in the hangar, me and my plane, hotplate, coffee pot and shower/bath and that's it. My late wife, who was my real estate agent when I met her, told her boss,"He likes ugly houses Jerry, to him he'd rather live in a 'Airplane Hangar!!'" 'Nuff said.
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