Killick Stone Residential Design
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Residential design for new homes, additions and remodeling.
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PO Box 221
Cornelius, OR
97113
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| Monday | 9am - 5pm |
| Tuesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 9am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 9am - 5pm |
| Friday | 9am - 5pm |
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Max Arnold, Designer
I began my adult career as an Art Major in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania during the early seventies. I loved to draw and work with my hands. A life of artistic pursuits was my chosen path, however soon after leaving school I needed to earn a living. So I joined the construction labor force and found that I loved to build. I worked as a carpenter, mason and woodworker. Frequently we worked from drawings that needed clarification. With my background in art and design, I did additional drawings to help the construction move forward more efficiently. I found myself doing more and more drawing and less construction.
I caught the attention of a couple of Architects who appreciated my ‘hands on’ experience in construction along with my drafting skills and design eye. I learned so much in those apprentice years and eventually started my own studio. In 2000, I launched a private company, Stoneboat Design, in Newcastle, Maine. We designed homes all along the spectacular Maine coast and as far south as North Carolina. We developed a reputation for quality, livable homes. Our comfortable designs respected the individual, the community, and the environment. Many of our homes fit in so well that people didn’t realize that they were new structures.
With my experience in construction, homeowners were able to save money simply because I design from a builders point of view. If a home is designed to be efficiently assembled, labor costs are greatly reduced. The contractors are welcome members of the design team and they appreciate that I have worked in the field. This promotes a positive working environment and a mutual pride in the project.
