Here is a sampling of finished interiors.

Our most recent project in Bethel, Maine. A wrap-around roof to help shield the market interior from excessive sun. .

A recent project in Bethel, Maine. This is a hybrid, part timberframe, part stick frame. The central living areas were timberframed while the bedroom and bath areas were conventionally framed. Take a VIRTUAL TOUR of this house by clicking on the link to the left.

A former 8 x 10 exibit frame becomes a screen house with translucent roofing.

A new home for a New Hamshire wildlife education center. An impressive building totally off the grid relying on solar power.

Inspired by a church in England known for its superior acoustics.

Timberframe kitchen, dining, living areas. Conventional stick framing for the rest of the house. These "hybrid" frames are becoming more common.

A colloborative project between Specialty Timberworks and Garland Mill Timberframes of Lancaster, NH. More photos to come......

A favorite project was this addition back in 1994. Lots of head scratching trying to remember how to use those trigonometry formulas

A new barn frame designed after various local old frames in the Brownfield, Maine area. Half of the interior was heated space, half left as a traditional barn space. During the warm periods, large doors between the two areas could be opened to enjoy both.

A campground needed a tool shed, but the owner wasn't going to settle for the pre-made options. He provided some basic plans and we provided a simple white pine frame. A talented local carpenter finished it off with some classic New England details. We love the curved trim detailing. Very classy!

A large gambrel style frame on the northern side of Mt. Washington. Spectacular views.

Here is a preliminary frame plan for a custom timber roof system to be built in the spring of '08