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  Beaver Creek HouseA timber and stone collaboration with K.H. Webb Architects in the tradition of the great lodges of the West.  Vast RefugeDesign/Build of a Dharma Hall at the United States Air Force Academy. The first space in a federal facility dedicated to Buddhism.  Crystal RiverHuge standing dead logs complete with lightning scars, woodpecker holes, and fifty years of patina were used to form the walls of this riverfront house.  TellurideTimberframing informed by traditional Japanese farmhouse joinery.  Northern Colorado RanchA colossal timberframe horse barn in the tradition of the tithe barns of medieval Europe.  Glacier Lake LodgeAn English cottage enveloped by the stone walls of a ruined 1920's lodge.  Sky Ranch House
A horse ranch in Northern Arizona.  Sky Ranch BarnA classic western form, in reclaimed timber.  Gold Hill HouseDavid Ashley designed this European influenced house built almost entirely of found and salvaged materials, including Victorian era tin shingles, logs from the Yellowstone fire, and 300 year old Welsh fireplaces.  Pinebrook HillsThe architect used principles of sacred architecture to direct the design of this courtyard home.  Lassen Meadows RanchA barn in the round, built with round timber.  Trapper's CabinThis 500-square-foot "mountain man" cabin is not old, but everyone involved took great care to make it look and feel that way.  Sawtooth SpringsThe dovetailed cabin and front porch are recent additions to an old stone house west of Boulder.  RidgwayA complex roof system, hand-hewn and patinated to match walls reconstructed from 19th century Appalachian cabins.  Estes ParkA handmade log house, near the entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park.  Blue Valley RanchOld wood imparts authenticity to three line shacks on a large working ranch in Western Colorado.  Porter RanchCareful site-specific design, and attention to detail were more important to this client than sheer volume.  Stroh-Dickens BarnThis big barn was moved in one piece across the town of Longmont, Colorado. We were charged with restoration of the century old timberframe for use an agricultural museum.  Wildcat RanchA scribe-fit log cabin, enhanced by Adirondack style twig work.  Denver Botanic GardensThree small structures for the new Asian garden at the Denver Botanic Gardens.  Tennis BarnElemental geometry, identity of form and function, vast interior space. |
