Working with Architects | Timberpeg Timber Frame

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More and more customers are seeking the help of professionals familiar with timber frame architecture. Timberpeg^® has worked with and provided guidance on timber frame design and engineering to hundreds of architects for both residential and non-residential projects. We have worked with architects on timber frame designs in California, Colorado, New Hampshire, North Carolina, South Carolina, Vermont and many more states. Below are just a few architects we have worked with on designing timber frame homes and non-residential project:

Alpen Environs Architecture, Craig Threshie - Truckee, California
Architectural Design, Inc. - Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Architecture+SC, LLC, Tim Hilkhuijsen, AIA, ARA and Kevin Whalley - Daniel Island, South Carolina
Argus Architecture & Preservation, P.C., Janet A. Null, AIA - Troy, NY
Bonin Architects & Associates, PLLC - New London, New Hampshire
GT Design, Geoffrey D. Thors - Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
Keefe Associates, Dennis Keefe, AIA - Cambridge, Massachusetts
Morter Architects - Vail, Colorado
Mountain Architecture, Kenneth J. Wertheim, AIA - Asheville, North Carolina
Rapp Architecture - Lexington, MA
Randall T. Mudge & Associates - Lyme, New Hampshire
Samyn-D'Elia Architects, P.A. - Ashland, New Hampshire

See some of our architect designed homes here.

Timberpeg has relationships with licensed architects and professional structural engineers available to help with the design of your new timber frame home. They are available to review drawings for compliance with national code requirements such as the International Building Code and International Residential Code. If more specific local code information is provided, the timber frame house design can be checked against these codes.

"Timberpeg cohesively understands the role of team concept which consists of homeowner, architect and builder and I have found them to be a pleasure to work with. It is, to say the least, "breathtaking" to see the Timberpeg material being delivered and off loaded on the job site. Such a precise and well refined process". -Tim S. Hilkhuijsen, AIA, ARA

We prefer to be brought into the project as early as possible in the initial design stage. That way we can contribute our experience and save the architect the time and trouble needed to research joinery design, timber sizing and other engineering issues unique to timber framing. We can also save the architect valuable time by reviewing sketches for a budget Timberpeg package price, if desired. We would be pleased to provide references, should you need them.