Raisings

When Vince Stevenson of Mount Shasta Builders’ Cooperative was designing the entryway for his family’s new home in Mount Shasta, California, he found inspiration in Timber Frame HQ’s 14×18 King Post frame. Using Douglas Fir and Sugar Pine timbers, along with custom-sized beams and rafters, he created a welcoming front porch that complements the larger timber frame home beyond. The result is a simple, solid structure that makes a lasting first impression.

Locally-Sourced Douglas Fir Bank Home in Reno, NevadaWhen owner-builder Sean Barrett set out to create a 24’x48′ timber-framed bank home in Reno, Nevada, he knew the project demanded both traditional craftsmanship and thoughtful design. Partnering with Timber Frame HQ for

Project InformationTimber Framer:Wes Crawford and Doug KeithDesigner/Architect:Timber Frame HQBuilder:Wes CrawfordProject Location:Montgomery County, IndianaWood Species:White oak structure and weathered ash roof deckingPhotographer:Wes CrawfordProject Description: Pavilion raised using the 20×20 Pavilion Plan. I changed the dimensions of the 20×20 to 20×22 and I

Project InformationCompany or Owner:Vince StevensonDesigner/Architect:Timber Frame HQTimber Framer: Vince Stevenson, Evan DrakeBuilder: Vince StevensonProject Location:Mount Shasta, CAWood Species: Sugar PinePhotographer:Valkyrie Liles, Vince StevensonProject Description: This is a simple and beautiful design. I worked with a handful of guild members to raise it. I’m a

Project InformationTimber Framer: Rich LaValleyDesigner/Architect:Timber Frame HQProject Location:Merrill, WisconsinWood Species:Eastern White pineProject Description: 20 by 24 king post design by Timber Frame HQ, I cut the trees and milled them on my sawmill. It is raised off the ground as required by

Project InformationTimber Framer:Joel EdwardsDesigner/Architect:Timber Frame HQBuilder:Joel EdwardsProject Location:Southwestern Ontario, CanadaWood Species:Eastern White PinePhotographer:Joel EdwardsProject Description: 16×24 Cruck frame outdoor kitchenProject Images:Recent Raisings

Project InformationDesigner/Architect:Timber Frame HQTimber Framer:Mike GayPhotographer:Mike GayCompany:MDG WoodworksProject Location:Wells, VTWood Species:Eastern White PineProject Description: 22×32 shed style garage based off the the 36×14 shed designProject Images:Recent Raisings

Project InformationCompany or Owner:Russell BoundsDesigner/Architect:Timber Frame HQTimber FramerRussell BoundsProject Location:Tim’s Ford Lake Winchester TNWood Species:CypressPhotographer:Russell BoundsProject Description: 14×18 Kingpost – Cypress timbers, braces are white and red Oak cut from trees off the property.Project Images:Recent Raisings

Project InformationCompany or Owner:Taylored SolutionsDesigner/Architect:Timber Frame HQTimber Framer:Taylor Kurtz and Bradley KurtzBuilder:Taylor Kurtz and Bradley KurtzProject Location:Athens, NYWood Species:White Oak & White PinePhotographer:Taylor KurtzProject Description:  16×24 King Post pavilion with tongue and groove ceiling and metal roof.  Built from Timber Frame

Project InformationTimber Framer:Craig MarblePhotographer:Craig MarbleProject Location:MinnesotaWood Species:White PineProject Description: 16′ x 12′ king post frame raised on October 5, 2024. It took me about a year of working on the joinery as time allowed to complete it all. Each knee brace

Project InformationCompany or Owner: Brad & Christy ConnerDesigner/Architect:Timber Frame HQ and Brad ConnerTimber Framer:Brad ConnerBuilder:Brad ConnerProject Location:Sunbright, TNWood Species:Hemlock and White OakPhotographer:Brad & Christy ConnerProject Description: Custom mailboxes and timber post for my neighbor and I. I started with Timber Frame HQ’s

Project InformationCompany or Owner: J Sherwin ConstructionDesigner/Architect: TimberFrameHQ and modified for overhangs and square rule joining by J SherwinTimber Framer:Timber Framer: Jared SherwinBuilder:J Sherwin ConstructionProject Location:Clifton Springs NYWood Species:Eastern white pinePhotographer:Jared SherwinProject Description: 12×16 Shed roof pavilion from a TimberFrameHQ plan. Built