Showing posts with label hemlock timber frame. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hemlock timber frame. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Horse Barn designed with Heavy Timber Construction...

and our Vermont Timber Works CREW is raising the horse barn this week. Although it was a bit chilly loading and unloading the truck on last Friday, the weather this week has been quite nice. Today will be in the low to mid 60's.
Megan is on the job site capturing photos and videos for us and for the client. Doug stopped by on his way into work and 2 bents are UP and progress is being made.


Two lucky horses, possibly tennesee walkers will enjoy this timber frame barn.


Here is a fine example of a TWH, courtesy of Home of South Texas Walkers. Beautiful boy!

Friday, July 18, 2008

Heavy Timber in the Trunk?

YES and it's FREE! This gentleman uses our scrap timber to help with heating, good idea, don't you think? Other's make things, either way our free timber bin doesn't stay full for long...

Some of these pieces were created hand crafting the Wiedie Horse Barn. A rough sawn hemlock timber frame barn for delivery this summer in Massachusetts.

Thursday, January 24, 2008

Post and Beam Construction by Vermont Timber Works

The Chase House...A full timber frame home in rough sawn hemlock and traditional joinery.

Thursday, January 17, 2008

Timber Frame Dining Room

This timber frame dining room creates a warm and comfortable place not only for meals, but for gathering in general. Open to the kitchen it's perfect for family and friends, and great for entertaining, right Dan? Rough sawn hemlock timbers and mortise and tenon joinery, love it Vermont Timber Works.

Monday, January 14, 2008

Post and Beam Horse Barn on Martha's Vineyard.

This post and beam horse barn can be found on Martha's Vineyard. Hemlock timbers with traditional joinery...these are some lucky horses!

Wednesday, December 12, 2007

Billings Farm & Vermont Timber Works

Each year over 6300 students from area schools get to visit Billings Farm, including my children. It's a wonderful place!


Billings Farm & Museum, Entryway in rough sawn Hemlock and Theatre Timber Trusses in Douglas Fir.

Located in Woodstock Vermont, Billings Farm offers a working dairy barn and an early amercian museum.

We worked with Smith-Alvarez-Sienkiewycz, Architects and construction manager H.P. Cummings on this project.

Thursday, November 8, 2007

Raising another timber frame....at the Olana Wagon House!

The boys are in Husdon, NY this week, raising another frame! The Olana Wagon House Project, at the Olana State Historical Site. I found a video on youtube, check it out. Very interesting place, and a very interesting man, Fred Church. http://youtube.com/watch?v=aIDHGSUsk90


Initially we were invited to work on this project because of another historical barn that we did.......The Walt Whitman Barn. LOVE those referrals.

Contacted by the Architect, Bud Motzkin of Pokorny Associates, we came up with some ideas and budgetary estimates for their review. Keeping in touch is key while waiting for the project to bid. Zandri Construction Corp was awarded the Olana Project and Greg chose us as their timber framer.

Here is our shop drawing.......to give a feel for our scope...more pictures soon!

look at that joinery, mortise and tenon with hard wood pegs (cut flush).

Friday, October 12, 2007

Heavy Timber Construction....in Shiner Texas

One of our most popular barn designs, we get so many calls on this one!

Heavy Timber Construction
42wide x 54long, 3 bays......so many possibilites.

Horse Barn

Equipment Barn

Party Barn

or all of the above....

Monday, October 1, 2007

New England Timber Frame Party Barn, Antique Timbers

This frame, built for Jack Sands is in Dublin, New Hampshire. Weathered hemlock timbers and mostly traditional joinery with a small amount of Steel Joinery. Jack wanted an antique party barn that looked like it had been there forever. We coordinated with Rick Monahon Architects and Jack's General Contractor to create this outstanding frame.

Once again our crew did the raising! If you are considering a timber frame, give us a call.