| Structural Timber Design. Mark Simpson has worked closely with us on a number of projects. He doesn't presently have a website, but he can be reached on 07875 333379 or mark@structuraltimberdesign.co.uk, he can provide samples of his work on request either on CD or on paper. |  |
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| Silvaleaf Ltd specialises in carpentry and project management of traditional & contemporary timber frame construction. Kevin Ireland has worked with wood all his life. His background at Art School took him into printmaking and fine craft work. He was drawn to timber framing through its aesthetic and environmental qualities. His design skills, eye for detail, high standard of workmanship and commitment to sustainability in practice combine with nine years experience in construction. He shares his knowledge of straw bale building and carpentry through consultancy, client involvement and training. |  |
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Timber Design was formed in 2002 as a design studio dedicated to Timber Architecture. The practice is based in Devon and works primarily in the UK. The objective is to design innovative, contemporary Timber Architecture that 'goes together' with simplicity and ease, both visually and technically. The importance of construction and detailing is recognised alongside aesthetics and space, the aim being well conceived architecture that can be elegantly realised. Timber, as a material, provides exciting possibilities in architectural and structural design that have long been recognised and employed. New challenges, materials and standards ensure that innovation remains of primary importance when designing with timber. |  | |
| Spectrum Office Solutions provide Admin, IT, bookkeeping and webdesign for all Companies and Sole Traders. |  |
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| Fivedegreepiers have been supplying cast concrete piers to timber frame companies, architects and private clients for several years. Piers are cast by hand to engineering specification using 'Chard Stone' aggregate. |  |
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| The Carpenters Fellowship promotes communication, training and sharing of knowledge amongst those interested in historic and contemporary timber framed structures |  |
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