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4.04.2021

Design Vs. Build: Theatre Squared

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Take a look at how Theatre Squared in Fayetteville, Arkansas was built from start to finish. Delta Millworks played a big role by supplying not only the charred Kebony | Gator exterior siding, but custom Cypress | Tiger Smooth | Ebony interior paneling and French White Oak | Pure flooring as well.

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No matter the species or finish, the standard neve No matter the species or finish, the standard never shifts.
Scale exposes material flaws fast. Civic buildings Scale exposes material flaws fast. Civic buildings leave no room for variation. What works in isolation fails when multiplied across thousands of square feet. That is why precision in milling, finishing, and installation planning becomes the structure behind every large project we support, ensuring consistency holds from first panel to final surface.⁠
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Doris Duke Theatre⁠
Client: @jacobspillow⁠
Architect: @mecanoo_⁠
Contractor: @allegroneco⁠
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Theater Squared⁠
Materials: Shou-Sugi-ban | Gator⁠
Architect: @marvel_is_design⁠
Builder: @baldwinandshellcon⁠
📷️: Kristian Alveo⁠
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Museum of Nebraska Art⁠
Material: Hemlock VG | Smooth | Wasatch⁠
Western Red Cedar VG | Custom Finish⁠
Client: @museumofnebraskaart⁠
Architect: @bvharchitecture⁠
Contractor: Whiting-Turner⁠
📷️: @nic.lehoux
Most spaces separate you from the outdoors. Our wo Most spaces separate you from the outdoors. Our wood closes that gap. It brings something living into the structure itself, softening how a space feels and creating an environment that people naturally settle into.
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Wrapped in ThermoWood Spruce, the home relies on texture and proportion instead of unnecessary complexity. The wood becomes a feature not just a decoration.

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Material: ThermoWood Spruce | Rough Sawn | Rio Frio⁠
Contractor: @sterlingcreekhomes 
🎥: @basis_creative
The buildings of tomorrow make one thing clear. It The buildings of tomorrow make one thing clear. It is our duty to build smarter, with greater accountability for what we take, what we use, and what we leave behind.
Made better by fire, with a charred surface that n Made better by fire, with a charred surface that naturally protects the wood from time, weather, and wear. Shou Sugi Ban preserves and strengthens the material through controlled burning that locks in durability and character.
Embedded in nature. ⁠ ⁠ Material: Accoya | Shou-Su Embedded in nature. ⁠
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Material: Accoya | Shou-Sugi-Ban | Gator⁠
Architect: Susan Conger-Austin⁠
Contractor: Fortenberry & Ricks⁠
📷️: @tjrossiter
Thermally modified wood softens the line between b Thermally modified wood softens the line between building and terrain, letting the cabin feel part of the Utah canyon. The material carries the same sand toned warmth seen in the surrounding landscape, so the structure reads as an extension of the site rather than something added to it. Everything holds together through shared tone and texture, making the transition between land and architecture direct and unbroken.⁠
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Material: ThermoWood Spruce | Smooth | Sand Dollar⁠
Architect: @meissnerdesignstudio 
Contractor: @statenquality 
Install: @hollimanexteriors 
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