Post & beam construction is a long-established craft that reflects in each of our builds. By combining classic timber framing techniques and modern technology, we are able to create barns that are exceptionally strong, precise, and full of character—structures that look like they’ve been part of the landscape for generations. Such is the case with this 34' x 34' Lenox Carriage Barn in central Vermont. The homeowner is continually told that it looks as if it has always been there, even though the barn was raised in late 2023. From the vivid red paint to its iconic Carriage Barn silhouette, this barn is as classic as it gets. 

From marveling at the colors of fall to sipping a cup of hot chocolate in the winter after snowmobiling, this 42' x 45' Lenox Carriage Barn is the perfect space for enjoying the seasons in northern Vermont. On the first floor, the customer organizes outdoor vehicles, gear, and equipment, and the upstairs living space is a great home away from home for both friends & family. Read on for a photo tour of this barn.

Upgrade your outdoor living space with a timber frame pavilion. In Tolland, this 14' x 20' Alpine Timber Frame Pavilion is the center for entertainment in the customer’s backyard. We sent this pavilion to the customer as a kit. With a striking design, a large stone fireplace, and an outdoor kitchen, this pavilion offers it all. Read on for a photo tour.

Our post & beam barns, pavilions, cabins, and barn homes are available in three different structure types: fully built, as a complete kit, or just the timber frame. Depending on your wants, needs, and circumstances, one may be better than the others. But how do you know which option is the best? Let’s take a closer look at the differences between our built, kit, and frame options, and what factors might make them better suited for you and your project.