Heavy timber house has expected lifespan of several hundred years versus 30-40 years for stud construction

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• Japanese Temple Heavy Timber Constructionconcept0.689
  Historical precedent alongside Norwegian stave churches for achieving living presence in wood through three-dimensional substance.
• Heavy Timber Constructionmethod0.683
  Use of twelve-by-twelve and larger members to create structural elements that function as living centers with multi-century lifespans.
• Gunite experiments begun in late 1977 required almost seven years before working smoothlyfinding0.672
  Empirical record of the development timeline for the gunite technique at Alexander's Center.
• Design time estimate: 1 year for 100 sections at 2 weeks eachfinding0.670
  Estimated time to design the floor with full-scale physical mockups section by section.
• How can color in a building be given a lifetime of centuries?question0.657
  Prompted by the short life of paint, leading to the advocacy of hand-glazed tilework as a permanent color solution.
• High-tech straw bale construction with inserted timber frame loses nearly all adaptive qualities of original straw balesfinding0.651
  Empirical observation demonstrating how technical upgrade can destroy the living-process properties of a material.