The Slammer, from near the driveway entry. The new entry terrace blocks a lot of the view of the original structure.

The Slammer with the old porch removed.

Looking toward the front door of the original structure, across the new terrace.

The intersection of the new terrace and the cylindrical stair tower.

Lookig along the block wall that is the north edge of the new entry terrace. The stucco piece by the dining room is in place, but ultimately there should be a bench inserted into that opening, so that it seems less like a way to get into the house.

The supports were added to hold up the main beams primarily to keep the owner from walking under low-clearance areas.

Looking south, showing the various forms against one another, the strict planar pieces of the new terrace, the cylindrical stair tower and the tilted wall of the recording studio addition.

The two story, north-facing window of the existing living room with the new chain mail curtain. The stepped, notched wall of the terrace mediates between the rotation of the original structures facade and the east-west street passing in front of the property.

The grey-stained concrete of the terrace is stamped with a pattern of wooden planks.

Looking north past the terrace toward the street.