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An article from Canandaigua Magazine by Erich Van Dussen with photos by Matt Wittmeyer:

 

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Almost every detail of the house kept the environment in mind, down to the Cedar shingles (certified by the Forest Stewardship Council) and the EnviroShake roofing.
Almost every detail of the house kept the environment in mind, down to the Cedar shingles (certified by the Forest Stewardship Council) and the EnviroShake roofing.

 

Various types of wood used throughout the house were reclaimed from old barns, industrial timbers and mills. Local Sheldon Slate was used in the kitchen.
Various types of wood used throughout the house were reclaimed from old barns, industrial timbers and mills. Local Sheldon Slate was used in the kitchen.

 

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In 2011, Jonathan wrote the following for Timber Home Living Magazine:

 

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It’s true: I’ve been raising timber frames for just over half of my entire life. I can’t actually count how many raisings I’ve been on. I don’t do as many as I used to, but when I do, there’s no less joy.

 

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Last week Darren Watson, our McMinnvile shop chief and I took co-workers Johnathan Farley and Randy Yates up to Wenatchee, Washington, to raise the timber frame home of Dave Parker. Wenatchee is on the dry side of the Cascades, with chaparral, sage and mountains. Dave’s homesite is across the valley from Mission Ridge Ski Resort, where he is a full time instructor. The design of the home picks up the area’s ruggedness, and Dave’s thirst for woodwork and volume.

 

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