Riverbend Timber Frame Floor Plans
Explore our floor plan gallery to get an idea of what your timber frame house could look like. Whether you end up making minor modifications to an existing timber frame plan or decide to pick aspects from multiple floor plan ideas and incorporate them into your custom timber home plan, Riverbend's talented architectural team will bring all of your ideas together to create a design that matches your style, location and budget.
Design Process |
Browse Floor Plans By SizeInspiration for your final timber home plan could come in any size -
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Understanding Design Complexity
It is important to understand that size is not the only factor which determines cost. One of the most difficult cost variables to explain is the concept of architectural complexity. The complexity of your overall design and the configuration of your timber frame structure will have a direct impact on the look of your home as well as its cost.
Corners and Angles
Less Complex Layout - 8 Right-angle corners - Fairly square footprint |
More Complex Layout - 20 Right-angle corners - Footprint has some pop-outs |
Very Complex Layout - 21 Right-angle corners - 11 Non-right-angle corners |
Roof Ridges
One main ridge and two minor ridges make up this design. |
This home shows at least 7 ridges intersecting each other throughout the layout. |
Timber Frame Density and Connection Type
Fairly simple timber frame bent. |
Average timber bent design, with a little more timber. |
More complex bent system, with more timbers and more complex connections. |
