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• SPAB Scholarship
• A woodland dream
• My Flat Pack Home
• OneOak project
• Conservation of oak roof at St James Priory
• Stowe Landscape Gardens
• Timber frame meets timber frame
• New oak framed extension to Rosslyn Chapel visitor centre
• Carpenter Oak & Woodland completes remote Highland timber-framed getaway
• Work begins on timber frame for prestigious new Robert Burns birthplace museum
• Stirling Prize 2008
• Liverpool Lime Street Station
• Our full-size Roman siege catapult for sale on eBay
• CPD seminars ‘TRADA in the Regions’ – Building in Green Oak
• CPD Seminar – Designing with Green Timber, Art and Practice
• Seminars for architects & engineers
• New throwing arm for the worlds biggest trebuchet
• CPD workshop for Norfolk Association of Architects
• Continuous Professional Development for architects and engineers
• Interbuild 2007
• Wood Awards 2007
• Windsor Castle curfew tower
• Career opportunities
• Environment Minister gives Green Thumbs Up to National Park HQ
• Taking a holistic approach to part L of the building regulations
• Carpenter Oak & Woodland to make unique timber frame for Loch Lomond headquarters
• Why bespoke panelled frames beat off-the-shelf or patented frame systems – hands-down

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The Royal Kitchens at Kew

October 14, 2011 ·

We are delighted to be working once again for Historic Royal Palaces, this time at Kew Palace on the Royal Kitchens.

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SPAB Scholarship

September 11, 2011 ·

Supporting SPAB in training conservation specialists for the future

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A woodland dream

May 05, 2011 · Gloucestershire

We love designs that are different so when our Gloucestershire clients approached us for a design that breaks with tradition we were very excited!

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My Flat Pack Home

March 10, 2011 ·

A bespoke designed oak framed thatched cottage would seem to be an unusual home to include in a programme called My Flat Pack Home but the key is in the method of construction.

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OneOak project

March 10, 2011 ·

The OneOak project will follow the journey of a 222 year old oak tree from felling to its use in a wide range of products and in the process help educate children about the importance of our woodlands.

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