Timber framed house thread

Do you have of those in your region?

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vvvgh sovl

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Are these kinds of buildings residential or businesses?

Residential.

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there's a few in the US

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Sovl. Timbered houses stopped being built early on because having wood in the walls means that if humidiy reach the imbers the house is done, while if you have all the wall of stone or brick you don't have this problem.

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Yes.
Reminds me of styles i have seen in lower Germany.
That's the reason why you use whitewash and tar paint. Other cotherings were of course also used, like slate.

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>That's the reason why you use whitewash and tar paint.
I know. Sometimes you can see the timbers through the degraded whitewash.

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Sometimes only one part of the house is timbered.

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No. It doesnt exist here. Only ugly blocks of flats

Half-timber is the best

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No, frankly I don't think we do

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Houses just need upkeep and work. Like most things in life. Care for your house and it will car for you.
Thatched roofs are peak soul. Reminds me of my family vacations at the coast and cheap and good fish.

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but what exactly means half timbered?

sovl tudor house, with all that gables

Typical basque "caserío"

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According to the english wikipedia:
>Half-timbering refers to a structure with a frame of load-bearing timber, creating spaces between the timbers called panels (in German Gefach or Fächer = partitions), which are then filled-in with some kind of nonstructural material known as infill. The frame is often left exposed on the exterior of the building.
English apparently differentiates more strictly between different styles of timber framing as seen with the cruck frame and aisled frame.
In german its just called Fachwerk. Or at least on a non-technical autismo level. I'm sure that architects have their specific distinct terms for different styles and functions.