Utilizing wood pegged timber frame construction, this design creates an authentic barn experience through the assemblage of features drawn from various barns we have known. It’s construction is a demonstration of woodbuilders craft, and includes a foundation built of “farmer’s concrete” in the manner of the earlier agricultural structures.

The barn is nestled in the forested edge of a hill, much as was done historically throughout rural Wisconsin.

The facility will house a private collection of motorized vehicles and a shop for their repair and restoration.

AIA Wisconsin Design Award

2001