Hamill Creek Timber Homes

08/14/2026

Every site tells you how it wants to be built.

For The Greenhouse, that meant working with the slope instead of against it.

Natural stone retaining walls, carefully planned access, and a rooftop patio allow the home to settle naturally into the mountainside while preserving neighbouring views.

It's a reminder that great design isn't just about the house—it's about how the house fits the land.

📸 Louis Bockner

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08/11/2026

We’re proud to introduce one of our newest projects: a custom build at Bulmers Pointe, British Columbia.

Nestled into the forest along the waterfront, this project combines the natural beauty of the BC landscape with traditional heavy timber construction.

The site presents its own set of challenges — steep terrain, limited access, remote logistics and working amongst mature forest — but these are exactly the kinds of projects where careful planning and experienced craftsmanship make all the difference.

Our team recently reached an exciting milestone as the heavy timber roof structure began taking shape, with crane-assisted installation bringing the design to life.

From the first timber to the finished home, we’ll be documenting the journey along the way.

Another Kootenay project underway. Another opportunity to build something exceptional.

📍 Bulmers Pointe, BC
🔨 Custom Timber Construction
🌲 Built in British Columbia

08/07/2026

Some homes are designed to stand out.

Others are designed to belong.

The Greenhouse was thoughtfully built into the hillside to preserve the surrounding mountain views while creating a home that feels naturally connected to its landscape.

The elevated rooftop patio, warm timber details, and clean architectural lines prove that thoughtful design often begins with respecting what's already there.

Designed for comfortable one-level living, every space was planned with accessibility, natural light, and timeless craftsmanship in mind.

Built by Hamill Creek Timber Homes.

📸 Louis Bockner

07/29/2026

07/23/2026

Crafted in British Columbia. Built to last in Minnesota. 🌲

Every timber frame tells a story, and this beautiful Minnesota lake home is one we're proud to have been part of.

Featuring handcrafted Douglas fir timbers, soaring ceilings, and inviting spaces like a cozy reading nook and private theatre, this home is a testament to timeless design and exceptional craftsmanship.

Precision crafted in our BC workshop, the custom timber frame kit was designed to become the heart of a home built to be enjoyed for generations.

Whether you're dreaming of a lakeside retreat, mountain getaway, or forever home, we're here to help bring your vision to life.

Where would you build your dream timber frame home?

07/18/2026

A home takes shape through collaboration.

We're proud to see this beautiful timber frame home in Minnesota come to life with our handcrafted timber frame package, expertly built by Edwards LaPlant Construction.

Every project is a testament to the craftsmanship, precision, and partnerships that make exceptional homes possible.

Take a look at the finished exterior and see how traditional timber framing creates a home that's both timeless and enduring.

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07/17/2026

Great projects are built through great partnerships.

We're proud to see this timber frame package take shape and grateful to work alongside skilled builders who bring these designs to life with precision and craftsmanship.

Congratulations to the entire team on another beautiful build.

07/11/2026

The Appledale Cottage was designed around a simple idea: create a home that feels welcoming, functional, and connected to its surroundings.
A home built to be lived in and loved for years to come.
📸Louis Bockner

07/05/2026

Great design extends to every room.
The Appledale bathroom combines functionality, comfort, and timeless finishes designed to last.
📸Louis Bockner