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"People first paid honour to a spot and afterwards gained glory for it. Men did not love Rome because she was great. She was great because they had loved her."

GK Chesterton

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Crosscut Section of a White Oak (1764-2020)

Apr 28

Apr 28 Crosscut Section of a White Oak (1764-2020)

Philosophy of Building, Rant & Ramble

Honoring Thirty Years

Oct 12

Oct 12 Honoring Thirty Years

Carpentry, Philosophy of Building, Rant & Ramble, Timber Framing, Wood working

Regarding our Resources

Aug 31

Aug 31 Regarding our Resources

Timber Framing, Rant & Ramble, Philosophy of Building, Education

The Story of Robert T.

Jul 13

Jul 13 The Story of Robert T.

Philosophy of Building, Rant & Ramble, Masonry, Brickwork

The Cabildo House

Feb 12

Feb 12 The Cabildo House

Philosophy of Building, Masonry, Enduring Architecture

Monastery Timber Frame, Day 13-14

Feb 9

Feb 9 Monastery Timber Frame, Day 13-14

Monastery, Timber Framing, Carpentry, Wood working, Philosophy of Building

The Three Little Pigs

Jan 14

Jan 14 The Three Little Pigs

Rant & Ramble, Philosophy of Building, Structural Masonry

Old Carolina Brick: A Marriage Between Craftsmanship and Mechanization

Oct 31

Oct 31 Old Carolina Brick: A Marriage Between Craftsmanship and Mechanization

Structural Masonry, Philosophy of Building

Wise Investments

Jul 23

Jul 23 Wise Investments

Philosophy of Building, Timber Framing, Techniques

Public or Private

Jun 10

Jun 10 Public or Private

Philosophy of Building, Design

Problems with the Multilayered

Jun 4

Jun 4 Problems with the Multilayered

Philosophy of Building

On Measurement, Part I

Jun 3

Jun 3 On Measurement, Part I

Philosophy of Building

Love it all the more

May 31

May 31 Love it all the more

Philosophy of Building

May 29

May 29 Relating to

Philosophy of Building

For the love of money...

May 28

May 28 For the love of money...

Philosophy of Building