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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 juxtaposition at work. Playing with cont Material juxtaposition at work.

Playing with contrast allows each material to do what it does best. Warm wood softens harder elements, while stone and metal bring structure, weight, and clarity. When opposites are placed side by side, textures become more tactile and surfaces feel more intentional. The architecture gains depth through restraint and balance, creating a layered composition where each material strengthens the presence of the next.
Warm, rich, and naturally enduring, Western Red Ce Warm, rich, and naturally enduring, Western Red Cedar brings timeless beauty and character to any space. 

Known for its exceptional resistance to decay and moisture, this wood is lightweight yet durable, making it ideal for siding, decking, and architectural details. Its straight grain and fine texture allow for smooth finishes, while its natural oils help protect against insects and the elements. Over time, Western Red Cedar develops a silvery patina, offering a low-maintenance, long-lasting material that marries function with elegance.
At Native Ridge in Pleasant Hill, Missouri, archit At Native Ridge in Pleasant Hill, Missouri, architecture and materiality converge in harmony. Designed by Herron + Partners and built by Steel Tek Framing, this project celebrates the timeless character of Accoya as the defining exterior cladding.⁠
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Here, the textured richness of Barnwood Ivory comes to life through a tactile response to place, climate, and light. Each board reads as a layer of narrative, echoing both the rugged vernacular of the Midwest and the refined precision of purpose built detailing.⁠
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Material: Accoya | Barnwood | Ivory⁠
Architect: @herronandpartners 
Contractor: @steel_tek_framing 
📷️: @natesheetsphoto⁠
Built to last with responsibly sourced cedar.⁠ ⁠ E Built to last with responsibly sourced cedar.⁠
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Every piece of wood is responsibly sourced and treated to maximize longevity, reducing the need for replacement and minimizing environmental impact. The project carefully balances modern design with durable, eco-conscious materials, demonstrating how thoughtful architecture can honor both its natural surroundings and the future of the landscape it inhabits.⁠
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Architect: @dyniaarchitects⁠
Contractor: @newwestbc⁠
📷️: @davidagnellophotographer
Navigating fire codes with natural wood cladding c Navigating fire codes with natural wood cladding can be confusing, so join Barrett, our Technical Director, as he breaks down the most common misconceptions around flame spread ratings and how Delta plans to help build a safer building material.

To see the full breakdown, visit our Youtube at the link in our bio or comment “Standards” and we will DM you the link.
Against the backdrop of generously sugared mountai Against the backdrop of generously sugared mountains, the Cowboy Haven’s shou sugi ban siding gains new life in winter. Treated for durability and charred for texture, the Accoya interacts with the snow to produce ever-changing patterns, offering a quiet, elegant celebration of the season.⁠
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Material: Accoya | Shou Sugi Ban⁠
Architect: @oneill_rose_architects 
Contractor: @osmconstruction 
📷️: @matthewmillmanphoto
No. 11 Haus: Holistic Approach to Park City Archit No. 11 Haus: Holistic Approach to Park City Architecture

Discover the No. 11 Haus in Park City with Robbie from Delta Millworks and Chris Price of @klima.architecture . See how this tight-site home balances collaboration, context, and lasting durability, from custom Accoya siding to brick and weathering steel that age gracefully. 

Drop “Accoya” in the comments, and we’ll send you the YouTube link to watch the full conversation.

Material: Accoya | Barnwood | Light Ivory
Architect: @klima.architecture 
Contractor: T&T Mountain Builders
🎥: @basis_creative
Terrace Mountain where wood becomes both skin and Terrace Mountain where wood becomes both skin and story. Set against the Texas landscape, this project showcases our Western Red Cedar SSB Atlas siding, crafted with precision and charred using the Japanese shou sugi ban technique to develop a resilient, tactile façade that deepens with time and light.⁠
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Here, wood is not just surface, but a sculptural envelope that bridges interior comfort with exterior ruggedness. Through natural texture, rhythmic shadow lines, and finely tuned detailing, Terrace Mountain embodies a thoughtful balance of sustainability, performance, and architectural presence while honoring both its site and the craft of millwork that defines Delta’s approach.⁠
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Material: Western Red Cedar | Shou Sugi Ban | Atlas⁠
Architect: @aparallel 
Contractor: @arrowhdtx 
📷️: @thevuvobandit⁠
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