Timber Frame Custom Home Builders

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25 May What’s Better? Log Home or Timber Frame Construction?

So you’ve decided to build a custom home with the enduring strength and beauty of wood. Now the question in front of you: build a log home or timber frame?
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28 Feb Vanilla Skies: Our Homes, Winter 2012

Ever since he was 23, Jens Jorgensen dreamed of owning a 100-acre property in the country. On New Year’s Day 2007, while driving the babysitter home, he ventured into unknown territory and was awestru
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31 Oct Activity Central: Timber Home Living, Oct. 2009

The Birches plan was designed exclusively for Lora Bay and has proven to be a very popular model. The home’s spacious layout is highlighted by immense floor-to-ceiling windows offering magnificent vie
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31 Dec On Solid Ground: Timber Home Living, Annual Buyers Guide, 2008

Open communication and design flexibility come together in a bright, spacious timber home nestled on a Christmas tree farm in rural Ontario.
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31 Mar A Luxury Lodge in the Woods: Home & Design, Spring 2008

An eco-friendly custom luxury lodge. The design was inspired by the villas of Tuscany and the lodges of the American West.
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31 Dec Going with the Flow: Timber Homes Illustrated, Dec. 2007

As Fish Creek quietly meanders along a gentle arc on their property, Mike and Marne Roberts’ home aligns with its path. “That was completely intentional” says Mike, owner of Habitat Construction in St
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31 Oct Art By Nature: Timber Home Living, Oct. 2006

With Gorgeous timbers and nature at your doorstep, there’s no need for overblown décor. This Colorado home –where simplicity reigns supreme –is proof positive.
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About Normerica

Since 1979, Normerica has created the highest quality timber frame homes and buildings across North America and around the world. Our decades of timber frame experience and expert in-house design capabilities have given us the ability to offer a high level of customization and design flexibility – a key advantage of timber frame homes and post and beam construction.