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dani_m08, thank you for your thoughts. Unfortunately, I don’t have photos of the full roof installed, but the roof looks brown when the sun is on it, very close to a medium bronze but without the green undertones. It appears quite a bit greyed when in the shade, though still with some brown. I have attached a photo from when the roofers were mid install. One was taken midday on the south facade of the house, and the other on the east side at sunset- neither very good unfortunately.

Hi Buehl, thanks for your follow up questions, here are the measurements you are requesting (love the labeling, keeps it direct and simple). Please bear in mind I am drawing an overlay of correcting the contractor plans using PowerPoint, I don't have CAD, so things are not always drawn to scale. I'm not too concerned with the exact measurements of any particular appliance or even the cabinets as we are going to essentially be gutting the kitchen, but some of these critical dimensions you are requesting is focusing way more on the boundaries of the structure. A. 6’-2” B. 4’-3” C. 3’-7.5” D. 4’-5.25” E. 5’-1” F. 5’-5” G. 3’-7.5” H. 11’-6” I. 9-6” J. 2’-0” (to face of wall cabinet, oven & handle sticks out a tad from this) K. 18’-5” L. 16'-2.5" Columns are 16” square (1'-4") I also have a diagram of the original general floor plans of the entire house that I will post, but I don't think it is dimensioned, it's just from their sales flier. Generally we enter / exit through the back utility room, that's where groceries are brought through as well. Here, I've made a "clean slate" floorplan removing all of the things that can be reasonably removed. I also have a diagram of the original general floor plans of the entire house that I will post, but I don't think it is dimensioned, it's just from their sales flier. Generally we enter / exit through the back utility room, that's where groceries are brought through as well. Please note we enclosed the bottom right room (which was originally planned as a dining room) and added closets, so it is essentially an office / additional bedroom. We utilize the atrium space on the other side of the kitchen column walls for our dinning table instead. Thank you for your detailed follow up questions!

Patch the drywall and get a better extension that actually lines up with the hood's chimney duct cover. eta: Since you have ducting inside and are not recirculating you*should not* need those upper vents exposed. Check the manual to be sure.