Reclaimed, premium select mixed grain antique heart pine from Pioneer Millworks provides a warm, clean glow on the floor of the U.S.S. Constitution Visitor Center in Boston, MA.

Industrial salvage Doug fir king post truss with curved struts connects to double posts with steel accents. The same accents flow through the entire timberframe of this Illinois home.

Douglas fir roof rafters are lifted into place in the last stages of the raising for this large, open timber frame which houses Ithaca Foreign Car in Ithaca, NY.

Timberwright Tim handily saws a curving taper into this large solid piece of Douglas fir which is a supporting brace for an intricate barn frame.

Open to the sky, this image of a Doug fir frame shows valley rafters, purlins, connectors, double posts and double stacked and keyed bolster blocks (with Jarrah Keys).

The live edge on this cherry table top custom made by NEW woodworks gives this piece a softer organic feel which is matched by the live edge on the built in buffet in the background.

It's been incredibly busy at our McMinnville shop-- you need to relax whenever you get a chance! Nighty-night Oakum---

David Hughes is making progress finishing his boathouse on Seneca Lake in New York State. "I've had a ball; it will be everything I hoped it would be. You guys have been great.

Dan (seen here building a custom chair) has always enjoyed metal work and he has combined that passion with his fine woodworking skills with great results. Dan met his new bride in Colorado and brought her back to settle down in upstate New York. They are expecting their first child any day now!

Although our projects change throughout the design process, most begin as a sketch that represents a conceptual idea of the home. This sketch explores the overall aesthetic and massing of the house, as well as initial thought about daylight and sun exposure.

This heavy 'dungeon' (wine cellar) door made of reclaimed white oak with metal strapping compliments Dave and Kate's front 'castle' door both designed and built by NEW woodworks.

This Douglas fir king post with curved struts is going through preassembly. Note the peg holes at the bottom of the post and the struts that (once the mortise and tenons are fitted) oak pegs will be driven through.

Pioneer Millworks reclaimed and sustainable flooring is showcased in rectangular swatches complete with finished installed shots on the back. This particular display can be found at one of our dealers, Ecohaus, in Seattle, WA.

Exterior trusses with curved bottom chords and tapering braces are mimicked in a large curved deck with screened porch on the back of Jon and Bee's timber frame home, which has a two-story New Energy Works screen porch system.

Douglas fir, braced raised collar tie bents span 42 feet wide and 32 feet tall creating large open space for this gathering area.

Alex, Andy and Dave are denailing heart pine flooring that was removed from a Manhattan building and will be remilled into product for Limewire's new office in New York City.

This is wood reclamation at its best for the Perkins barn! An 1800's barn built of hand hewn timbers (interestingly owned by a family that shares the Perkins name) was carefully deconstructed, piece by piece. Reconstruction took place in our shop with only a few braces and posts being replaced by other salvaged pieces. The cleaned frame will be re-raised today and tomorrow next to Jon and Bee's timber frame home.

Dennis & Jennifer recently shared some photos of their finished timber frame we built in 2006. Parallel bridge trusses with curved bottom chords span the width of this great room.

Next time you're shoveling your driveway, or stuck in the snow, think back to those days of snowballs, snow forts and the magic of snowflakes. Brian's daughter, Madelyn, gets a taste of her first snow.

This hybrid home was designed for Steve and Mary Alice and raised in upstate NY. Featuring a timber frame great room and accent pieces on the interior, a timber frame porch on the back and Douglas fir king post truss visible here on the exterior.

Dave and Kate's bedroom was designed with an Asian inflence featuring a double through tenon connecting the purlin and bottom chord with raised collar tie which runs parallel to a live edge cherry beam taken from a downed tree on the owners' property.

Meet Julie, our sales and customer service rep. Always smiling, happy, and ready to make your day. When she's not helping customers, she's expressing her creativity making awesome jewelry, brushing up on her design skills or creating cool things out of found 'junk'. Her cat, Mo is her best find to date - she found him in a wood pile.

Occasionally we receive requests for unique truss accents. Hand-carved accents start with precision measurements and drawings. They progress to rough cuts and are finished by hand with time honed skill and attention to detail.

Character and patina naturally known in reclaimed wood shows its beauty in this NEWwoodworks designed and built kitchen. A mixture of red and white reclaimed oak was used for the cabinets and live edge island with Douglas fir incorporated to match existing trim as a curved beam over the stove.

Simple and classic lines suggest a thorough celebration of the view shed on this schematic design overlooking Canandaigua Lake.

The night sky provides the backdrop for this recently raised Douglas fir frame.

Our Malacca Straits flooring is milled from Indonesian packing material that comes to us from container ships from the Pacific Rim. So far we’ve found 38 different species.

Jake River gets some air on Portland's first recorded white Christmas.

In 2005, we built Dennis & Jennifer's timber frame home in Pennsylvania. They have spent many hours enjoying their porch made from reclaimed industrial salvage Douglas fir.

Thanks to the talent and dedication of our 100 person team and the inspired customers we serve, 2008 was a great year. Best wishes for a healthy and happy 2009.