Check out the art of the Woodhouse Graphics Manager Antonio Acevedo.  These design “fly-throughs” are now part of our normal sketch-phase in the design process and help the client (and us, frankly) get a better feel for how the design flows ...

Check out the art of the Woodhouse Graphics Manager Antonio Acevedo.  These design “fly-throughs” are now part of our normal sketch-phase in the design process and help the client (and us, frankly) get a better feel for how the design flows ...

Check out the art of the Woodhouse Graphics Manager Antonio Acevedo.  These design “fly-throughs” are now part of our normal sketch-phase in the design process and help the client (and us, frankly) get a better feel for how the design flows ...

Beautiful Timber Frame Raising in Islesboro, ME by Woodhouse, The Timber Frame Company. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fQ7jZhJnaZA

Structural Insulated Panels, building green by Woodhouse, The Timber Frame Company. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUS6n6XI4Nc

Check out the art of the Woodhouse Graphics Manager Antonio Acevedo.  These design “fly-throughs” are now part of our normal sketch-phase in the design process and help the client (and us, frankly) get a better feel for how the design flows ...

Check out the art of the Woodhouse Graphics Manager Antonio Acevedo.  These design “fly-throughs” are now part of our normal sketch-phase in the design process and help the client (and us, frankly) get a better feel for how the design flows ...

Check out the art of the Woodhouse Graphics Manager Antonio Acevedo.  These design “fly-throughs” are now part of our normal sketch-phase in the design process and help the client (and us, frankly) get a better feel for how the design flows ...

Check out the art of the Woodhouse Graphics Manager Antonio Acevedo.  These design “fly-throughs” are now part of our normal sketch-phase in the design process and help the client (and us, frankly) get a better feel for how the design flows ...

Check out the art of the Woodhouse Graphics Manager Antonio Acevedo.  These design “fly-throughs” are now part of our normal sketch-phase in the design process and help the client (and us, frankly) get a better feel for how the design flows ...