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How to Design a Home for “Aging in Place”

By Katie Shaw | July 3, 2021

A Ranch Style Timber Frame Home by Woodhouse is designed for every phase of your life Woodhouse’s Timber frame ranch homes are some of the most popular floor plans offered.…

Update Your Outdoor Space With These Three Pergola Designs

By Woodhouse | January 8, 2021

More and more homeowners are looking to transform their backyards into an elegant sanctuary – a place to retreat from the world and create laughter with family and friends, feast,…

Get Comfy Ranch Style with Woodhouse’s Top Five Ranch Designs

By Woodhouse | January 4, 2021

While one might surmise that ranch-style design evolved on the open range of the American West, the rise of this popular style can be traced to Southern California in the…

The Benefits of Building with Wood

By Woodhouse | October 1, 2020

The manufacturing of construction materials such as steel and concrete contributes 11% of global carbon emissions each year. By comparison, worldwide air travel contributes just 2.5%. That’s why architects and…

Six Architectural Dream Projects

By Woodhouse | September 25, 2020

Architecture has always straddled the line between science and art, and between what’s beautiful and what’s practical. Architects have to oversee the development of the terrain of the site, meet…

Reduce Build Time The Woodhouse Way

By Woodhouse | September 25, 2020

In the age of next day delivery and instant access, exceeding customer expectations no longer simply means delivering the highest quality product, but also delivering it in the shortest time…

No Fuss, Just Truss: How Woodhouse Empowers Architects

By Woodhouse | September 25, 2020

Woodhouse—The Timber Frame Company is uniquely positioned to help architects and designers succeed in a world where clients increasingly value environmentally conscious structures with high-tech performance. Woodhouse crafts elegant timber…

Architect Raymond R. Lefebvre on Collaborating with Woodhouse

By Woodhouse | September 18, 2020

The building site’s terrain on the shores of upstate New York’s Seneca Lake was challenging, recalls Architect Raymond R. Lefebvre. The site featured a 10-foot property line to the north…

Contemporary Mountain Home in Steamboat Springs by Architect Mike Olsen

By Woodhouse | September 18, 2020

It can be tempting to play it safe when designing a spec home. With that much money at stake, does it pay to be unique? In the case of Architect…

Firewater Restaurant in Maryland By Designer Doug Storck

By Woodhouse | September 18, 2020

Taking raw land and creating an elegant structure is not an easy task at any time. Add a pandemic and the challenges grow exponentially. Just ask residential and light commercial…

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