Over the last twelve years we have built over twenty traditional houses  of various styles for museums, Native community organizations and interpretive sites across the Great Lakes and Midwest, in addition to a few we have built for ourselves to stay in.  Our passion for traditional materials and methods, perfection and attention to detail is apparent in all of our work.  We have built both Northern and Southern Neshnabe waginogenen (domed houses), using elm bark, cedar bark and birch apekwe’ roofing rolls, as well as pekye’genen (winter mat houses) covered with double layer sewn cattail leaf mats.  We have also reconstructed a variety of houses from archaeological features including a Mississipian period wattle and daub thatched house.