Exposed Framing (An Architects Guide) @30by40
Exposed Framing (An Architects Guide)  @30by40
Uploaded January 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Architects refer to the underlying structure of a home as the bones. This structural frame, so fundamental to architecture, is often concealed behind finishes, layers of drywall, wood, tile and cabinetry. Exposing it to view and incorporating it into living spaces provides a number of interesting opportunities and unique visual effects. It’s not, however, trivial to do so.

In this video I discuss the implications + effects of the decision to expose the bones of a structure to plain view.

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Please watch: "Making a Site Model - The Outpost Project"
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Exposed Framing (An Architect's Guide)

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