[apiton]

Hi,
I work as a specialist of projects in a municipality administration. We have hundreds of workers who are paid by the state and our area is rich in forest resources. It is important for us to attract tourists so I am looking for the most beautiful examples of handcrafted log homes or wooden bridges and pavilions. i would like to find some examples of wooden homes (there are many photos of wooden bridges and pavilions I have downloaded) but as I do not have experience would like to receive your opinions or see your projects. Thanks in advance.

 

[cabinetman]

First post looks like spam...but I could be wrong.

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[apiton]

Thanks - there is no link anymore, so I expect your opinions.

 

[Brian T.]

Pioneer Log Homes in William's Lake, British Columbia creates nice log shacks for $2-3 million each, then ships them all over the world for final assembly.

One the home page at Magard Log Home Building Tools, PLH may have built the home illustrated.

 

[apiton]

Pioneer Log Homes in William's Lake, British Columbia creates nice log shacks for $2-3 million each, then ships them all over the world for final assembly.

One the home page at Magard Log Home Building Tools, PLH may have built the home illustrated.

I saw them on the web - some are real works of art.

 

[Upstate]

Search google for 'Great Camps of the Adirondacks', mostly turn of the century cabins built by the industrial moguls back then as their getaways.

Here's Sagamore Camp in Raquette Lake, NY.




And here's the Wikipedia about the great camps, many of which are open to the public

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Camps

 

[apiton]

I liked the diversity of the buildings. These are very interesting examples.

 

[Brian T.]

Helicopter Holidays is a heliski operation with a log lodge for 12 guests in Crescent Spur, BC.
I attended a rock concert with 69 other people, in the living room. Before that, there was a buffet supper for us in the dining room. As a log home and business, most impressive, as it should be.
I cannot reach around the log pillars which hold up the second floor balcony.

Together with holiday cabins and private homes, I don't like log homes. Usually spectacular to look at from the outside but dark and gloomy inside.