Village Elms Accessory Structures
Alongside the Village Elms cruck pavilion, Leiper’s Creek Timber Frames built accessory timber structures for the same property—smaller frames that support outdoor living without repeating the pavilion’s geometry.
Accessory frames still need full joinery discipline: posts, beams, and braces cut to fit, raised cleanly, and left ready for roofing and finish by the site’s builders.
Keeping these structures on their own URL matters. They are not a second gallery of the cruck pavilion; they are separate frames with their own spans and details.
Together with the pavilion, the accessory work shows how a property can grow a timber vocabulary over time—one primary gathering space, then supporting structures in the same craft language.
If you are comparing Village Elms projects, start with the cruck pavilion page for the 24×36 frame, then this page for the companion structures.
Franklin, Tennessee