The next Eastern Conference will take place at the Samoset Resort, in Rockport, Maine, Nov. 6-9, 2008.

The Timber Framers Guild Conference is North America's largest event dedicated to the practice of building historically inspired new construction using environmentally responsible techniques and large timbers for framing, connected with traditional joinery. Drawing several hundred professionals from a variety of disciplines, the TFG Conference is the only arena where architects, engineers, artisans, contractors, designers, building owners, and preservationists gather to learn about the resources, skills and knowledge necessary build timber framed buildings.

The Guild is committed to developing high-quality learning activities in accordance with national criteria for continuing educational credits in a variety of professions, including Learning Units through the American Institute of Architects.

For more information about the Eastern Conference visit the guild web page.

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After offering a number of basic courses in Rottweil, Germany, the Gewerbe Akademie is providing an advanced level course for those who attended the basic level and for those timber framers who have experience in roof framing, drawing and math.

January 9-29, 2005

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Dezember 1-3 2004
Congress Centrum - Garmisch Partenkirchen - D

BUILDINGS FOR PUBLIC USE
“Path and Space”

Visit Dietrich's in Garmisch

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Modern methods of construction – lessons from Germany
DTI Global Watch Mission dissemination event
Coordinated by CIRIA

28 September 2004, Tanaka Business School, Imperial College London, South Kensington Campus, London

Note: This article has been taken from the CIRIA Hompeage

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