MISSOULA,Mont. — Concrete log cabin manufacturer EverLog Systems has been in Missoula 14 years. The company is making news as the creator of one of NBC’s sets for the Olympics. “It’s ...

Brutalist-inspired architecture is usually not the first thing that comes to mind when imagining cozy countryside cabins ... foot house — made primarily of concrete blocks — in the Catskills.

“I pour concrete for a living and it’s made me ... Golf and skiing opportunities abound, too. “The log cabin was built to entertain — there are so many nooks and crannies where people ...

Clad in raw concrete with large steel-framed windows, the tiny solar-powered structure eschews the traditional log cabin aesthetic for a contemporary industrial vibe. The stunning cabin is the ...

Known as the “King of Concrete,” Boyce Muse and his wife, Joan, chose a woodsy location near Mount Shasta for their custom log cabin retreat that was so remote a road had to be built to haul ...

If you didn’t know know better, you’d think the Refugi Liepthaus in the Alps was just another quaint log cabin from afar ... replaced it with this all-concrete creation last year.

Producing the cement in concrete typically requires high temperatures ... dates to 1,300 years ago — and log cabins are an icon of the American West. But the massive, solid beams used in ...

The exterior walls look like a log cabin, but they're actually 12-inches thick including 10-inches total of concrete with outside moldings made to look like wood. "There was over 180 tons of ...

A concrete log fence on Grey St.ADELE RYCROFT / ADELE RYCROFT Les Arnott at the log cabin certainly used his unusual house as a way of publicising his business, featuring a photograph of the house ...

Concrete covers the bathroom walls, floors and ceilings "[Relogged] allowed us to work on rethinking the rather established and traditional form of a log cabin," concluded the studio. Other cabins ...

Thousands of pupils had the start of their term disrupted by the discovery of the concrete, as some schools had to close buildings or classrooms.