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Timber framing - Wikipedia
If the structural frame of load-bearing timber is left exposed on the exterior of the building it may be referred to as half-timbered, and in many cases the ... en.wikipedia.org
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Half-timber work | History, Techniques & Benefits - Britannica
Half-timber work, method of building in which external and internal walls are constructed of timber frames and the spaces between the structural members are ... www.britannica.com
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[ask] Why don't we build half-timbered buildings anymore? - Reddit
Half-timber construction has very poor thermal and weather-resistive performance compared to modern buildings with cavity/continuous insulation, rain screens ... www.reddit.com
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half-timber
ˈhalf-ˌtimber, n. and a. A. n. Ship-building. (See quot.)1847 in Craig. 1849–50 Weale Dict. Terms, Half-timbers, in ship-building, those timbers in the cant bodies which are answerable to the lower futtocks in the square body. B. adj. 1. Built half of timber.1842–76 Gwilt Archit. Gloss., Half timber... Oxford English Dictionary
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What Is Half-Timbered Architecture? - ArchDaily
The half-timbered construction method is the name given to the wooden structure, which articulated horizontally, vertically and inclined form a rigid and ... www.archdaily.com
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The Look of Medieval Half-Timbered Construction
Half-timbering is a way of constructing wood frame structures with the structural timbers exposed. This medieval method of construction is called timber ... www.thoughtco.com
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Half hitch
A timber hitch is tied on the far end of the load to bind it securely and a half hitch made at the forward end to serve as a guide for the rope. In this instance, the half hitch combined with a timber hitch is known as a killick hitch or kelleg hitch. wikipedia.org
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What Does "Half-Timbering" Mean?
A half-timbered building has exposed wood framing on the exterior (and very likely has visible decorative or structural timbers inside, too). www.timberhomeliving.com
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HALF-TIMBER Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of HALF-TIMBER is constructed of wood framing with spaces filled with masonry. www.merriam-webster.com
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Ancient Secrets of Half-Timbered Buildings - YouTube
Roger wanders around northern France and Surrey to take a look at half-timbered buildings. www.youtube.com
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Half-timber - Buffalo Architecture and History
Half-timber(ed)(ing). Having a load-bearing timber framework with the spaces filled with masonry or plaster. Nogging: brick masonry used to fill the spaces ... buffaloah.com
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Breath-taking! German Half-Timbered Houses Route - Germany Travel
Half-timbered buildings are a common thread, with no end of festivals, markets and events providing plenty of entertainment for visitors to enjoy all year round ... www.germany.travel
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Westlawn (Wallingford, Pennsylvania)
Designed in the Queen Anne style, it has a variety of exterior treatments, including brick, clapboard, novelty shingles, half-timber beams, and stucco. wikipedia.org
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2–18 St Werburgh Street, Chester
The upper storeys display "an unbroken expanse of gorgeously ornamented half-timber", and include carvings of Norman earls, saints (including St Werburgh Critique Douglas' biographer Edward Hubbard considered that in this piece of work, Chester's "half-timber revival reached its very apogee." wikipedia.org
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38 Bridge Street, Chester
The top storey is timber-framed. A modern shop front has been inserted into the lowest storey. Douglas' biographer Edward Hubbard considers it is one of his "most heavily decorated half-timber works". wikipedia.org
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