A view of the Ocean House looking from the Northeast. This shot shows where the Oceanfront and Beachfront Cottages will be and the newly erected Northern Wing.
A similar shot of the Northeastern side of the Ocean House.
An image of the Ocean House from Westerly Road. It's amazing to think all this work was done in less than three months, for steel was first erected on June 3, 2008.
The beautiful walls that will surround the Ocean House site. These particular walls will be the entrance to the overflow parking lot, which is now the sales and marketing trailer.
Another beautiful shot the walls, done by fine stone craftsmen Ken Castellucci & Associates, Inc.
An interior shot of the Ocean House parking garage.
A beautiful view from the Ocean House looking towards to Southeast.
Front view of the Ocean House looking from the Southwest.
Looking into the Ocean House from the Oceanfront and Beachfront Cottages.
A great shot of the Ocean House looking in from the Northeast.
A side shot of the Ocean House looking from the South. This is a classic image of the Ocean House and an artist favorite.
View of Napatree point from the 4th floor.
A view of East Beach from the Veranda.
A breathtaking shot of East Beach and Block Island Sound.
A shot looking towards the Misquamicut shoreline.
Looking up into the Tower! Note the yellow beam from the "Topping Off" Ceremony!
A view from the Tower suite... simply amazing!
Above, the northern side of the Ocean House is beginning to take shape.
Can you say wide load? Above, one of the underground storage tanks makes its way through the site.
The back of the Ocean House and the Northwest side. In the picture above, the concrete is being poured into intricate locations.
A view of the Ocean House looking from the East. The concrete in front will make up the Oceanfront and Beachfront Cottages. 
A shot of the Ocean House down on East Beach.
The Tower making its way up to the top.
Almost there! The tower reaches its final resting point on the top of the Ocean House.
The yellow beam that allowed all those who wanted to become a part of the Ocean House to become a part of history.
Charles Royce, principal of the Ocean House project, puts his John Hancock on the beam.
Sammy Fusaro and his wife Nancy Burns-Fusaro sign the beam. Sammy was the lifeguard at the Ocean House Beach for 35 years and is a local celebrity in the area.
