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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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Material that moves through every space. Architec Material that moves through every space.

Architect: @fab_architecture_austin 
Builder: @davidwilkesbuilders 
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Thermal Ash in Midnight Black is the defining elem Thermal Ash in Midnight Black is the defining element at Kara Creek. On the exterior facade and interior walls, the wood establishes a bold, tactile presence that commands attention while remaining refined. Its natural grain and deep tone bring is a moment to be celebrated as makes an ordinary frame a home into something special. Every panel contributes to a cohesive, elevated aesthetic, demonstrating how material choice can transform both the look and feel of a space.⁠
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Material: Thermal Ash | Shou Sugi Ban⁠
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Architect: @walkerwarnerarchitects 
Contractor: @schlumbergerscherercustomhomes 
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Fire and ice. ⁠ ⁠ Shou Sugi Ban, charred to a deep Fire and ice. ⁠
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Shou Sugi Ban, charred to a deep black, rises against the winter snow. Its grain and texture, etched by flame, are sharpened by frost, creating a bold contrast of light and shadow, heat and cold.⁠
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Material: Accoya | Shou Sugi Ban | Delta Gator⁠
Architect: @oliarchitecture⁠
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Here is a look behind the curtain at the days that Here is a look behind the curtain at the days that shaped our year. Each month brought its own mix of selections, installs, and processes, all captured in their in-progress form. These are the real stories behind the finished work.
Cold-weather craft. Material: Thermal Ash | Shou Cold-weather craft.

Material: Thermal Ash | Shou Sugi Ban
Designer: @douglasdurkindesign 
Architect: @walkerwarnerarchitects 
Contractor: @schlumbergerscherercustomhomes 
Video: @matthewmillmanphoto
As we close out this year, we are grateful for the As we close out this year, we are grateful for the work, the relationships, and the moments that shaped us. Every collaboration and milestone has fueled our creativity and strengthened our purpose. We are stepping into 2026 with excitement, ready for new ideas, new challenges, and new ways to build with intention.

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The door is Delta, because first impressions last. The door is Delta, because first impressions last.
In this home, materials lead the way, with every e In this home, materials lead the way, with every element chosen for its texture, tone, and connection to the natural world. Biophilic design enhances this dialogue, weaving nature into the architecture and creating a space that feels as though it belongs in its surroundings.⁠
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Material: Accoya | Barnwood | Delta Black⁠
Hemlock VG | Smooth | Custom Finish⁠
Architect: @boss.architecture⁠
Contractor: @montarebuilders⁠
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