M.T.N Architects New Website Launch Provides an Extension of Information

Meridian, ID (PRWEB) December 05, 2012

M.T.N Architects was created as the in-house architectural firm for PrecisionCraft Log and Timber Homes. After the creation of PFB Custom Homes Group, the architectural firm has broadened its scope to encompass all three of their unique home brands; PrecisionCraft, Riverbend Timber Framing, and Point Zero Homes.

As a result, M.T.N. Architects can provide professional design services for mountain style homes, traditional timber homes, and net zero capable homes. These designs as well as more information about each individual home brand can be found within the newly launched website.

A section dedicated to interior design is also available. In this section, viewers can learn more about the interior design expertise the firm provides their clients. A preview of the corporations showroom in their U.S. home office of Meridian, Idaho was also added.

View this new website for M.T.N Architects at: http://www.mtnarchitects.com.

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PFB Custom Homes Group, a wholly owned subsidiary of PFB Corporation, is the parent company of Riverbend Timber Framing, PrecisionCraft Log & Timber Homes, and Point Zero Homes.

M.T.N Architects is the in-house architectural firm for the three home brands of PFB Custom Homes Group; PrecisionCraft, Riverbend, and Point Zero. M.T.N Architects designs authentic and imaginative architecture for these specialized building styles. With over 20 years of experience and numerous accolades and awards, M.T.N Architects has the expertise and ingenuity to develop home designs that exceed client expectations.

Danielle Bright M.T.N Architects 208-493-2655 Email Information

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Architects plan to complete their design phase by January, but the project remains over budget, Superintendent Art Edgerly said.

In the next month, district officials and construction managers with Triplett-Wellman Construction and Ketchum Enterprises will work to decrease costs. Edgerly didn't elaborate on the costs but said project managers will be able to tweak details of the buildings to make them cheaper to build.

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