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Friday morning site visit. Beautiful morning but s

Friday morning site visit. Beautiful morning but single digit temps.

A project from the archives, a cozy desk alcove in

A project from the archives, a cozy desk alcove in the master bedroom

Our Sawtooth Ridgeline project starting to take sh

Our Sawtooth Ridgeline project starting to take shape

Turning a corner with a narrow window.

Turning a corner with a narrow window.

Did a quick visit at our project in the Twin Falls

Did a quick visit at our project in the Twin Falls area today, looking good!

After a harrowing journey up a 20% grade to the bu

After a harrowing journey up a 20% grade to the building site, our glu-lam beams & columns are ready to fly!

Construction site visit today at another amazing I

Construction site visit today at another amazing Idaho location. One needs to tread carefully when building in such places. Second image is primary view from site.

A new entry door in one of our remodel projects. S

A new entry door in one of our remodel projects.
See second photo for the “before” shot.

In town living on a steep lot maximizing view and

In town living on a steep lot maximizing view and outdoor living

A photo from the archives. An interesting construc

A photo from the archives. An interesting construction shot looking at the central exterior fireplace feature of a courtyard with the rusted roof wrapping around.

Pocket sliding doors open up this dining room to t

Pocket sliding doors open up this dining room to this outdoor room. Summer time bliss!

A construction shot of a home that finished a few

A construction shot of a home that finished a few years back

A modern mountain house

A modern mountain house

The Snake River cutting through Basalt cliffs prov

The Snake River cutting through Basalt cliffs provide an amazing setting for this project of ours under construction in Idaho.

Going back a few years with this project. Notice t

Going back a few years with this project.
Notice the unusual window pattern on the first floor. A bunk room space with three bunks. Every bed gets its own little window.

Weekend job site visit! More windows placed this w

Weekend job site visit! More windows placed this week. Twin Falls roaring in the distance.

Have a seat, all that is missing is you!

Have a seat, all that is missing is you!

Custom steel details plus use of reclaimed “barn

Custom steel details plus use of reclaimed “barn wood” in a rain screen application.

Photo looking opposite direction of previous post

Photo looking opposite direction of previous post

This top floor master suite features a built-in wo

This top floor master suite features a built-in wood headboard and ceiling drop creating an architectural canopy bed effect that ties into a window seat on the opposite side.

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