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Planning a timber frame home involves more than just the floor plan; here you'll find expert advice on everything you need to get started, including budgeting, buying land, choosing wood, specifying a timber frame style, and more.
Designing for a sloped lot has its ups and downs, but with creativity and proper planning, you can call a mountainside site home.
The phrase “loan application” is one that can cause shivers of dread and concern. Take a deep breath and approach the loan appl...
While the new dynamic promises an improved work-life balance, it will also cause energy use and utility bills to skyrocket with...
Though originally conceived as a weekender, the size, amenities and layout of this plan make an ideal primary home for those lo...
As the saying (almost) goes: the higher the home, the closer to heaven. These 10 divine mountain locales offer broad appeal, wi...
Designing a log or timber home that suits multiple generations requires a careful balance between togetherness and privacy. W...
There’s no time like the present to prepare your log or timber home for the future.
In a historic timber reclamation and up-cycling story, some nearly 500-year-old timbers begin their third use, or fourth life, ...
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Thanks to their innate charm, log and timber homes are ideally suited for downsizing. Here’s how to live large in a little space.
Single-story homes are as versatile as they are practical, and they’re perfectly designed for a lifetime of enjoyment.
