A case study in the design and construction of a prototypical self-supporting lightweight timber structure is presented. The process illustrates the dynamic transfer of data between various design, analysis and manufacturing simulation environments through the use of a common lightweight skeletal model and a Just-In-Time (JIT) approach to manufacturing geometry creation. As such, the method serves as an example of Fabrication Information Modelling (FIM), an approach characterized by the synthesis of multiscale, interdisciplinary geometric representations, material properties, and fabrication parameters.