The Timber Framers Guild of North America
The Timber Framers Guild of North America based out of Becket, Massachusetts is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the benefits, beauty, and practicality of a timber frame structure. The Guild includes some 1,700 individuals representing most of the 50 states, Canada, and various other countries around the world. More than 200 companies belong to the Timber Frame Business Council, organized in 1996 to address specific concerns of running a timber framing business. The Timber Framers Guild is a registered provider with the American Institute of Architects Continuing Education System (AIA/CES). Continuing Education Units for architects and engineers.
Projects
2006 | Creative Consulting / Marketing / Photography / Design / Print Design / Apparel Design / Eco Restoration / Construction / Environmental Lobbying / Promotion / Public Relations / Press Relations / Archiving
LISEC’s: Bayles Boat Shed Timber Frame Building Schematics
The Port Times Record | June 8, 2006, Volume 19, No. 26: Ground breaking for the Bayles Boat Shed – Photography
The Port Times Record | March 30, 2006 . Ready, set, build – a new home for LISEC
Long Island Seaport & Eco Center (LISEC): Bayles Boat Shop Construction – LISEC’s Creative Director, Casey Gobbi
Long Island Seaport & Eco Center (LISEC): Bayles Boat Shop Construction – LISEC’s Creative Director, Casey Gobbi
LISEC: Bayles Boat Shop Timber Frame Building, LISEC & The Timber Framers Guild of North America Crew
Long Island Seaport & Eco Center (LISEC): Bayles Boat Shop Timber Frame Building
The Port Times Record | October 12, 2006 . Maritime Heritage Project underway in Port Jeff
Suffolk Life | October 20, 2006 . Raising the roof in Port Jefferson
The Port Times Record | October 26, 2006 . A boat house rising in Port Jefferson | Cover Story – Press Relations by Casey Gobbi
The Port Times Record | October 26, 2006 . A boat house rising in Port Jefferson | Cover Story – Press Relations by Casey Gobbi
The New York Times | November 5, 2006 . Maritime Heritage: A New Boat Shed Links and Industry With Its Past