After a smooth raising on May 2, construction continues on the Vermont Street Project. Inspired by the Pacific Northwest architectural style, this LEED-H platinum candidate features reclaimed Douglas Fir timbers, recycled wood flooring, and other thoughtfully designed materials. To watch this project progress visit: Vermont Street Project Info

Warmth and character come to this home through timber elements including exterior beam lines, interior beams, 3 garage brackets and a custom mantle.

Reclaimed Douglas fir exterior beam lines and interior raised bottom chord, double sawn curved trusses combine with a custom reclaimed mantle in this new home.

Raised bottom chord king post bents of industrial salvage, long leaf Southern Yellow Pine will bring character to the main core of this home. In addition the wing of the home will feature second story timber frame elements.

Douglas Fir king post bents with double sawn curved struts will bring timber framing inside this commercial structure. While not structural, these pieces in addition to posted/rafter bents will create a cohesive atmosphere within the space.

Four king post style timber trusses with a laminated curved bottom chord and dual struts are the structure components to a home addition. The laminations will be appearance grade as they are visible for the whole 33 foot span.

A king post bent with double sawn curved bottom chord will join additional rafter pairs creating a front porch entry space on an existing home.

A timber frame gable with double sawn curved bottom chords and queen posts will be the center of this large exterior porch further expanded by shed roofs.

Our engineering team is currently working with an architect in Utah on this contemporary timber frame house. This extraordinary scale model depicts the aesthetic and challenge of designing a home into a steeply-sloped site.

Situated near the family´s timber frame home, this timber frame barn will provide storage room and space for the occasional recreational athletic game including basketball, kickball and more.

This full timber frame will include a four gable dormer peak with four valleys all supported by a queen post and purlin design. A loft and king post side wing will provide additional work space and room for horses.

This is a four king post truss structure creates an exterior shelter to be located near the pool and recreation area. Made of boxed heart Douglas fir, there is a free span of 21’ with two 12X16 top plates resting on stone piers.

A full Douglas fir timber frame, this home will feature a purlin roof structure, shed dormer, large deck and enclosed front porch.

A timber frame exterior structure to work with the existing building, the main core will be 45 ft by 31 ft with an adjacent "hallway".