Ariel Schecter
Timber Framer, Designer, Teacher
I grew up in the Hudson River Valley in New York State with aspirations of being an architect, obsessed with Knex and Lego projects from an early age. I went on to study civil engineering at Brown University and, shortly thereafter, discovered timber framing through a week-long beginner workshop. I quickly fell in love with so much: the tools, the camaraderie, the elegance and simplicity, the math made manifest in structure.
My carpentry path ultimately led me to central Vermont, where I have lived and practiced timber framing for over 12 years. I enjoy a mix of design work, teaching, and cutting a few frames of my own each year.
If you’re wondering whether I can be of help to your project, don’t hestitate to reach out!
Proud member of the Timber Framer’s Guild
and currently serving on its board of directors.
Teacher and Fellow of the
Professional School of Practical Stereotomy.