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TimberTecs
Professional & Technical Services for timber frame structures including Timber Frame Design, Timber Engineering & Structural Calculations, Energy & Carbon Emission (SAP) Ratings, Geological & Site Surveys, Planning Drawings & Applications, Building Regulations Drawings & Applications.
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ArchiSite
A Google community for Architects with related links
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architecture.com
Find an architect, understand architecture or learn how to become an architect, all from the Royal Institute of British Architects.
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Before The Architect
House plans - consulting, design, Autocad drafting custom house plans, house plan changes, 2nd opinions, dream house plans, accessible houses. Nationwide. For owners and builders. Author "House Construction Design Standards & Adaptable Bathrooms & "How-To Design Curved Stairs, in 2D.
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Green Home Building
How we build our homes, both in design and choice of materials, is one of the most significant ways that we can affect our future. The Green Home Building site provides a wide range of information about sustainable architecture and natural building.
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House Plans from The Design Connection
House plans and garage plans from the internets tops designers - a great variety of Timber Frame House plans in different styles. Ammendments to plans may be required in the UK, but all are compatible with Benfield ATT Timber Frame.
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Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors
An independent, not-for-profit organisation, RICS acts in the public interest, providing impartial, authoritative advice on major issues affecting business and society worldwide.
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Project Managers, Architects & Designers
Find an Architect, Designer or Project Manager that has been pre-selected by the Walter Segal Self-Build Trust.
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The Architecture Room
A nice-looking site wirth lots of useful Architecture-related links, including marketing for architects.
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Timber Frame Houses,
Architecture Week article, by Michael Morris and Dick Priozzolo Anyone who steps inside a timber-frame, or post-and-beam, house for the first time invariably comes away impressed even a bit awed by what is encountered.
