A skin of reclaimed timber was installed over new insulation, and pivoting 18′ tall steel framed windows were installed facing west, to allow light and air into the new barn work shop/studio space. The reclaimed wood was sourced from the Hanel Lumber company buildings in Hood River Oregon, which were dismantled around 2000. The rough-sawn boards used for the siding were primarily from the floor joists and roof rafters of the original building. Photo 6 of 11 in Island Retreat infused with History takes 12 years to complete. by James Ferris

Island Retreat infused with History takes 12 years to complete.

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A skin of reclaimed timber was installed over new insulation, and pivoting 18′ tall steel framed windows were installed facing west, to allow light and air into the new barn work shop/studio space. The reclaimed wood was sourced from the Hanel Lumber company buildings in Hood River Oregon, which were dismantled around 2000. The rough-sawn boards used for the siding were primarily from the floor joists and roof rafters of the original building.