'big work' in progress

"Wow that's big work Poppy" 

our two year old son's first impression as we rounded the corner of the house 

Of course there is much more to come with this project but we wanted to show it 'in progress'.  Updates and details of this striking outdoor living space will follow soon.

Project and Design by Joshua Morvant Revival Timberworks

Fabrication and Installation by TJ Grey Southern Living Solutions

Land Architecture

Thank you Michael for the opportunity to build these beautiful timber frame lanterns. They are a great example of the type of craftsmanship we like to see at our shop. 

notice the small ishi doro lantern in the back right of the picture 

work in progress

a sincere thanks to TJ Gray of Southern Living Solutions and crew

for making it all come together

part 1of the Hukin's project is nearly complete

refer to this post for a peek into the design process of this pergola

on the drafting table

large portico

During the design process Mr. O'Neal requested that this structure look as if it were part of the original house design.



The knee braces on this project were bolted on and covered with shop made tapered plugs in an effort to cut cost and meet our client's budget.



The corners were exactly the same as the mid-spans because of the large overhangs. The stacked rafter and girt is an adaption of a joint found in Japanese temples. The large distance between rafters necessitated the use of 2x decking which we manufactured in house.



Gunstock posts give a distinct finished look to the interior posts.

king post with through tenon

A collaboration of work from Joshua Morvant of Revival Timberworks and TJ Gray of Southern Living Solutions.