MA-1Home · A Note on Materials

Locally grown & sourced

Our materials come from the land around us: Front Range granite, locally milled timber, and beetle-kill pine reclaimed from Colorado’s forests. Sourcing locally means less hauled, less wasted, and a smaller footprint on the land we build on. We treat every project as an act of stewardship: eco-forward by design, honest in its making, and meant to give back more than it takes.

Material legend

  • Stone · rubble

    Front Range granite

    Quarried along the Front Range and hand-fitted on site: drives, walls, hearths and the stone that anchors a home to its lot.

  • Wood · finish

    Locally milled timber

    Milled within the region for framing, beams, siding and trim, so the structure and the finish come from the same forests.

  • Wood · rough

    Beetle-kill pine

    Reclaimed from Colorado’s forests and put back to work as accent walls, ceilings and slat features, blue stain and all.

Beetle-kill pine photo (cropped): C094728, Wikimedia Commons (opens in a new tab), CC BY-SA 4.0 licence (opens in a new tab)

MA-2Materials We Use

Built with trusted brands

These are the brands and products that go into our work, from the sheathing behind your walls to the finishes you see every day. We build with the best because your project deserves nothing less.

Built from the land around us

Tell us what you’re planning, and we’ll talk through the materials that suit it: local stone, regional timber, and finishes built to last.

How we build for the future: Sustainability