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“Drawing on 7,000 years of tradition, Sobon, an architect who specializes in timber-frame buildings,
showcases timber-framed porches, rooms, barns, and houses - all built without hammering a single nail.―
— Publishers Weekly “Sobon has spent his career turning trees into magnificent structural
frameworks for buildings that satisfy our yearning for real strength, warmth, and honesty.― — Max
Jacobson, architect and coauthor of A Pattern Language and Patterns of Home “Hand Hewn is an
invitation — through gorgeous photographs, clear drawings, and enticing text — to follow the passion and
experience of a visionary master craftsman, historian, and poet whose work and philosophy are sure to
inspire you.― — Philippe Petit, high wire artist and author of Man on Wire “An essential book for every
builder — of anything — revealing the world of timber framing from a true master craftsman.― — Will
Beemer, author of Learn to Timber Frame and director of the Heartwood School for the Homebuilding
Crafts Read more 'Wood is the material most like man,' writes master timber framer and architect Jack A.
Sobon. He has devoted his life to developing a kinship with wood and with the hand tools he uses to shape it
into graceful timber frames that can make an indoor environment feel simultaneously cozy and connected to
the trees and forests out of which it was built. Through the lens of his personal history, accompanied by
stunning photos of structures both ancient and modern, Sobon offers a unique celebration of the 7,000-yearold
craft of timber framing. Read more See all Editorial Reviews