Outdoor spaces are unconstrained by walls and utilities, and so are free to fulfill their sole purpose—creating shelter in the great outdoors—in whatever way works best. We build structures that enhance the landscape they’re in, and best serve the purpose of the building in a creative, tasteful way.
"In addition to being the centerpiece of our garden, the pergola is a perfect place to end a summer day as we sit with friends ... or to sit alone at dawn, listening to the birds and watching the mist rising from the Swift River Valley. It is one of those timeless structures that looks like it belongs exactly where it is." — Gus Block
Timber framed pavilions and gazebos offer an opportunity to push the boundaries of traditional timber framing. They provide shelter in a way that celebrates timber’s inherent strength and beauty. Pavilions create ideal spaces for gathering outdoors. They create a space that is both sheltered from the elements and also attuned to the natural rhythms of the outside world.
Visit the GalleryA marriage between beauty and function, the Vermont Solar Carport is a handsome timber frame structure made with pine and white oak from New England forests and built right here in the Green Mountains. With a durable standing seam roof over a solid pine roof deck, our carport offers a lot in one package: it provides the economy and durability of roof-mounted solar, a classy parking shelter, and plenty of space to hang bikes, stack firewood or park other outdoor gear. Our unique design
The Vermont Solar CarportArbors and pergolas are outdoor structures that are used to frame events or pathways. An ivy covered arbor may invite us to pass through. A pergola may form an inviting pool of shade on hot summer days. Structures like these make beautiful backdrops for backyard weddings and events.
Visit the GalleryGreenhouses, woodsheds and shelters for bread ovens are functional spaces that serve a distinct, protective purpose. A simple, traditional design gets the job done and keeps costs low. Porches and entries, on the other hand, are a great place to add some flair and style to an otherwise rectangular building.
Visit the GallerySigns, gates and garden accents are all structures that can be features in a designed landscape. They’re subtle additions to nature that invite humans to engage with the outdoors. They provide respite on trails, point towards a path into the woods, provide a point of focus in a garden, or a sense of completion to a landscaped home.
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