Hobby buildings designed and constructed by Morton are as diverse as the contents housed within. You may have heard them referred to as a “man-cave”, “she-shed” or lifestyle building, but essentially, it’s a structure that is used for an activity, interest, or pastime.

Our customers have used their Morton buildings for such interests as a pottery and art studio, a family game room, a space for music and instruments, doing meditation and yoga, a craft workspace, brewing beer, and exercising or practicing dance. Some couples split the space in their hobby barn so they each have separate areas for their own interests.

Many customers choose to house their collections and showcase prized possessions such as model trains, antiques, baseball cards, military regalia, hunting trophies, and photography. Mike Wolfe decided to house his treasured motorcycle collection in his Morton hobby shop. Whether you need a quiet space to write the next best-selling novel or room to grow your hobby into a side business, Morton Buildings will work with you to plan for a hobby building that meets your needs and style.