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Change can be traumatic, even when it’s necessary and for the greater good. Take this double A-frame that needed to be updated
to accommodate a growing number of visitors and the
structure’s current year-round use.
April 2008
by Dale Mulfinger
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Ben Awes was honored to be entrusted with his family cabin’s blueprint.
September 2007
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The phenomenon of “door cabins” has us asking, when is a wall not just a wall?
August 2007
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The best encampments evolve through no careful
strategic plan, but rather follow the incremental
decisions of their
pragmatic owners.
July 2007
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When it comes to cabin furnishings, less
is definitely more.
June 2007
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A bargain on metal cabinets led this cabin to a mouse-proof kitchen makeover.
May 2007
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Henry Hansen’s log cabin is a story of stages.
April 2007
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Oliver "Bud" and Jeannette Peterson love the double A-frame cabin that's been their lakeside retreat for forty years.
September 2006
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After a few millennia of trial and error, we eventually settled on a handful of window choices that well serve our desire for view, ventilation, and sunlight.
August 2006
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The
Shafers' forest getaway is a study in evolution.
July 2006
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The Black family's sweet retreat in western Wisconsin is a site of honest labor.
June 2006
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On what is now Lake Mille Lacs, eons of wind and ice have since deposited the stones along its southern shore, providing a great source of building blocks for cobblestone walls.
May 2006
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This cabin's charm came by the process of accretion.
September 2005
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The
cottage of her dreams arrived on the back of a truck.
July 2005
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How
a decrepit cabin was restored to life.
June 2005
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