Scapes and Stones

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This captivating timber frame home is nestled on the edge of Cedar Creek Reservoir, located southeast of Dallas. Timbers fabricated and finished with hand tools by PrecisionCraft Log & Timber Homes. Photos By: Aaron Dougherty Photography

The Statesman Shed is our most common style shed with a gable roof (A shaped) and a 5/12 slope. This storage shed is great for lawn equipment and long-handled tools. The gable roof allows for an overhead loft for extra storage space. The Statesman shed comes with 7ft sidewalls, a set of sturdy double doors, and 25 year shingles. We use 2x4 construction with wall studs 16" O.C. The floor is built solid with treated lumber and ¾" plywood floor boards. Leveling blocks and roofing paper are included. This shed is available with vinyl siding, HardiPlank or SmartSide.

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Two-story pole barn with whitewash pine board & batten siding, black metal roofing, Okna 5500 series Double Hung vinyl windows with grids, unfinished interior with OSB as 2nd floor work space, and stair case with landing.

The Statesman Shed is our most common style shed with a gable roof (A shaped) and a 5/12 slope. This storage shed is great for lawn equipment and long-handled tools. The gable roof allows for an overhead loft for extra storage space. The Statesman shed comes with 7ft sidewalls, a set of sturdy double doors, and 25 year shingles. We use 2x4 construction with wall studs 16" O.C. The floor is built solid with treated lumber and ¾" plywood floor boards. Leveling blocks and roofing paper are included. This shed is available with vinyl siding, HardiPlank or SmartSide.

The Statesman Shed is our most common style shed with a gable roof (A shaped) and a 5/12 slope. This storage shed is great for lawn equipment and long-handled tools. The gable roof allows for an overhead loft for extra storage space. The Statesman shed comes with 7ft sidewalls, a set of sturdy double doors, and 25 year shingles. We use 2x4 construction with wall studs 16" O.C. The floor is built solid with treated lumber and ¾" plywood floor boards. Leveling blocks and roofing paper are included. This shed is available with vinyl siding, HardiPlank or SmartSide.

Rob Karosis
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This home, completed in 2017, was inspired by the Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House in Chicago and uses linear design materials including large overhangs and a shallow sloped hip roof. The exterior materials feature a norman style brick with colored mortar, tooled horizontal joints, and filled vertical joints, as well as long pieces of Indiana split-faced limestone in varying heights. The siding and fascia are wire-brushed African mahogany with a smooth mahogany reveal between boards. The windows are full height to the bottom of the stuccoed soffits that also feature hidden ventilation. The motor court features a combination of exposed aggregate and sawcut concrete while the entry steps are porcelain tile. The magnificent white oak and glass entry system continues the horizontal linear theme. The metal edges on the roof conceal gutters while downspouts are hidden inside the structure leaving a clean roofline. The house is situated on a hill that rolls toward the lake and features a walkout lower level giving it a two story appearance in the rear. The 12’ high dining room windows in the center of the house are framed in African mahogany with a larger overhang. The large kitchen window and floor-to-ceiling windows in the master bedroom and sitting room, tucked beneath the ample overhangs, complete the look.

Roger Hill/Hill Construction
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