
A quiet sampling of residential and hospitality projects from across North America.

Paris, Illinois
A Douglas Fir timber frame raised for a horse-country family — hammer-beam trusses, curved braces, and a limestone equestrian relief set into the great-hall chimney.
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Multiple Locations
A multi-property timber program for Ritz-Carlton — heavy timber pavilions, porte cochères, and interior features detailed to five-star standards.
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Fredericksburg, Texas · Boot Ranch
The second Hearthstone home on the same mountain — a larger, more assured log and heavy-timber home at Boot Ranch, raised for a client who had already lived in one of ours. Architecture by Charles Travis of Chas Architects.
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Cashiers, North Carolina
A lakefront timber frame on the Nantahala Plateau — a 27-foot queen-post truss opens the great room to a wall of glass and the water beyond.
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Franklin, Tennessee
A 325-acre working farm and luxury resort outside Nashville — heavy timber structures raised across the estate to frame greenhouses, gathering halls, and a slower Southern rhythm.
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Dandridge, Tennessee
Randy Giles's own home — a Bob Timberlake log home with a timber-framed dining room, a Rumford fireplace, and a cedar climbing tree serving as the loft ladder.
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The Photo Files
204 photo sets — homes, barns, and commercial work alike, pulled straight from the archive with their galleries intact.