Crafted Works

Architectural Archive

A collection of timber-frame cabins, shelters, and outposts built with heritage techniques and Pacific Northwest materials.

45
Total Projects Built
912k
Timber Harvested
32
Years of Craft
Hand-carved timber cabin nestled in Olympic mountain forest
Cabin
Completed

Private Estate • Olympic Range

Cedar Ridge Retreat

A secluded timber-frame cabin featuring exposed Douglas fir beams and custom copper hardware, designed for high-altitude resilience.

Type4-Season
Size1,200 sqft
DetailHand-Hewn
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Minimalist timber shelter overlooking a mountain pass
Shelter
Completed

Forest Service • Cascade Pass

Alpine Lookout Shelter

Minimalist backcountry shelter utilizing traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery to withstand extreme alpine weather conditions.

TypeHigh-Wind
Size450 sqft
DetailMortise-Joint
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Ranger outpost building with cedar siding and timber frame
Outpost
Operational

Park District • Highland Basin

Ranger Outpost Hub

Integrated ranger station and equipment storage facility featuring sustainable cedar-shake siding and passive solar orientation.

TypeMulti-Use
Size2,800 sqft
DetailCedar-Shake
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Artisan studio cabin with large windows and timber frame
Cabin
Completed

Artisan Collective • Valley Basin

Douglas Fir Studio

A dedicated craft studio built with reclaimed Douglas fir, emphasizing natural light and precise timber-to-timber connections.

TypeYear-Round
Size800 sqft
DetailJoinery-Focus
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Open-air timber trail shelter in a forest clearing
Shelter
Completed

Trail Association • Basin West

Basin Trail Shelter

Open-air trail shelter providing essential protection for hikers, constructed from locally sourced, hand-finished timber.

TypeOpen-Air
Size300 sqft
DetailTimber-Frame
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Summit outpost station with reinforced timber structure
Outpost
Operational

Summit Authority • Central Peak

Summit Outpost Station

High-elevation outpost station engineered for zero-interruption operations, featuring reinforced timber and copper detailing.

TypeAll-Weather
Size1,500 sqft
DetailCopper-Detail
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Planning a custom timber project?

Our team specializes in heritage joinery, sustainable sourcing, and site-specific design.

Our Craft Methodology

From Forest Survey to Final Timber

Every WOODCRAFT project follows a deliberate, four-step path that honors the heritage of Pacific Northwest forestry and architectural craft.

STEP 01Topographic Study
Site Survey
We analyze your landscape to ensure our timber structures harmonize with the natural forest topography.
MethodologyPrecision Mapping
STEP 02Artisan Drafting
Linocut Draft
Our artisans hand-carve the architectural blueprints into wood blocks, defining every structural detail.
MethodologyHand-Carved Plan
STEP 03Backcountry Build
Timber Assembly
We join the beams on-site, honoring traditional joinery methods for a lasting, heritage-grade build.
MethodologyHeritage Joinery
Average Build4-6 Weeks
Material SourceLocal Cedar
Design EthosMid-Century
Craft StandardHand-Joined
Heritage Quality Assurance

Ready to begin your timber project?

Connect with our master craftsmen to discuss your site requirements and start the drafting process today.