Thread 509664697

>>509664697 (OP)
Why do Americans build their houses out of wood, again?
Bricks should be far sturdier and more durable.

>>509664697 (OP)
posting inb4 muh tornado cope

experts suggest that by the year 2050, europeans will reinvent engineered woods.
My fellow americans, this would cause their housing prices to collapse, and their population would naturally boom. we must prevent the europoor from stealing our technology, no matter the cost. we must increase our coordinated efforts to post anti-american housing memes outside of pol, lest the eurocuck enter the 21st century.

>>509664781
It's fucking retarded. No German engineer would sign off on a house made of literal sticks.

>>509664852
because profit margin

American homes are not for living they are for selling the bigger fool.

>>509664852
WWII cheap slop construction

You don't actually want houses to stand forever. Knock 'em down and build again.

>>509664852
it's literally better in every way. they are stronger against wind and earthquakes, faster to manufacture, less difficult to transport... fact is, the eurotards let all their wood be owned by kike billionaires and don't have access to proper construction materials. they are also too stupid to reinvent american engineered materials, possibly because of all the lead in their water supplies, and i wonder (((who))) put it all there?

>>509665071
You're fucking insane

>>509665096
nah man building homes out of sticks like some kindergartener popsicle house is special needs tier sorry

>>509664852
favela cabins build by cocaine addicted brazilian troons are sturdier than mutt houses. the more I think about it, the more astounding it gets

>>509664697 (OP)
Everyone knows about the glue and sawdust walls, but the yanks get way too easy a pass on their shity 110 volt electrics imo. Go look up electrical fires per capita. USA is insane.

>>509664852
Stick construction lasts 1-2 lifetimes, by which time the situation in this country will be radically different, likely requiring relocation at scale. Since the US is still in the formative years of its civilization, it is better to allocate fewer resources for a temporary solution for now, allowing more resources for longer term solutions later. You wouldn't want to invest in a 800 year house only for the town you built it in to become a ghost town because the primary economic driver of the area became obsolete.
But, of course, the jews have stolen and will continue to steal all of the capital preserved in this way, so it is kind of pointless. We're just poor and that is what we can sometimes afford, maybe.

>>509664852
cheaper

>>509664697 (OP)
why does the european house look so small?

>>509664697 (OP)
Build your own house then

>>509664697 (OP)
Now post houses built in florida and the building codes for states like florida. Wow suddenly you have nothing but cope. Strange.

>>509665285
110 Volt should be enough for anyone

>>509665082
These were peak aesthetics.

>>509665096
>Cope: the Essay

>>509665285
99% of homes in the USA use 220 to the box and for appliances what the fuck are you talking about toothpaste?

>>509664697 (OP)
We have more lumber, so it's cheaper to build houses like this every couple of hundred years. That cost is reflected in the cost of insuring them for the rare occasions when they are knocked down.
There is of course nothing stopping a person from building their home from brick, concrete, steel, or whatever more durable material one desires, but the vast majority of people don't see a benefit in proportion to the cost.

>>509664697 (OP)
There are plenty of American houses made of brick out there
The farm house across the street from me was built in the 1850's and is wooden.
My friend's wooden house he grew up in (also on farmland) was built in 1827

>>509665285
>Go look up electrical fires per capita
Over 125+ a day

>>509664697 (OP)
eh, american houses have aircon at least

>>509664781
vast majority of middle class and above houses in florida are built using concrete slabs

>>509665415
they're quite happy living in 800 sq feet.

>>509664852
Great granpa built a house out of wood. Granpa raised the roof in the 1950s to make an upper floor for the kids. It used to have DC electricity from the local sawmill.
The only thing not out of wood is the baking oven, carefully placed on a leyline intersection by a local dowser. You don't want to spend much time there so you put the chimney over it.

>>509664976
indoor brick walls are retarded.
we call them "fake walls".
they're easy to install and you can play with how big or small a room can be. even make another room altogether.

>>509664697 (OP)
>>509664852
so they can get shot through it by the police if need be or so niggers can get inside easier
everything revoloves around americans being shot for being and nigger worship

>>509665470
Its all single phase or split phase, so they have ridiculous amperages. 100A single phase is a normal mains connection. And its A that kills, not V. Hence there being a lot more housefires in the US.

>>509665415
I don't understand why muttoid houses are so pointlessly big.
Their living rooms are like the size of 3 normal rooms, mostly empty wasted space that's harder to heat.

>>509665071
Nah, I would like my house to be livable for 10 generations at least.

>>509665300
Are brick houses really that much more expensive? Brazil is 6x poorer than America and our housing prices are proportionally similar to yours, taking into account the minimum wage in both countries.

>>509664852
because American are more likely to
>do complete overhauls of the internal design of the house
>Do it on their own.
Things that can't be done on brick houses

I dont really see the problem with disposable houses
I lived in historic buildings forever and theyre pretty but so impractical, lacking modern amenities even after tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in retrofitting, hot in the summer, drafty and expensive to heat in the winter, weird layouts, loud, i could go on
I live in a cheap, plain stick frame housr now and its so much comfier all the time cheap and easy to heat and cool, cheap and easy to work.on and upgrade, bright sensible layout, and if something disasterous hapoens to it, no huge loss to scrap the entire thing and rebuild

>>509665071
you vill buy a new house every 10 years

>>509664697 (OP)
Superwood has entered the chat.

It's almost a joke unto itself. I look at European buildings in awe. The beauty, the real craftsmanship, the detail, the skill, the style. Meanwhile Americans nail some wood boards together. It has to be a joke right?

>>509664852
>wood is fragile
nigger there's 400 year old ships made of wood that still float. You can say a lot about modern house construction but the statement that wood is a weak building material is a fucking joke and shows you're just dumb.

>>509664852
american homes are designed to be built fast, cheap using unskilled labor

i actually live in a high rise made of concrete plaster and steel and finding renovators to do a remodel has been hell. they charge a lot and theres a limit to what they can do. relocating an electric switch and its wires in a dry wall house is brainlessly easy, in a wall made of plaster its hellishly annoying

>>509664697 (OP)
earthquakes

>>509664697 (OP)
Sticks are still better than cow dung..

>>509664852
It's literally cheaper and faster. That's it.

>>509667217
Also don't forget the trees everywhere part.

how do burgers call this kind of brick?

>>509666542
I live in a brick house literally built in 1899. And while it's nice it's not a fucking magic castle and you retards glorify this shit way too much. Brick isn't indestructible, it cracks and crumbles over time and is hard to fix when it does, and if you have even a minor earthquake you can have a real pblm on your hands. Interior work is very difficult, if not impossible half the time, the basements are almost always entirely useless, and are under a lot of pressure to crack over time due to the higher weight testing on it.

>>509664697 (OP)
Excuse: sticks are cheaper and the profit margin is better the more rooms the house has.
Anything that happens after they family moves in is the family's responsibility.

True American building. Invented in America. Woodshit was invented in Africa and europe

I hate houses. Overpriced expensive garbage. Only women are interested in houses.

>>509667217
so why do you have a housing crisis?

>>509666755
Quality wood is durable. Particle board and plywood are not.

>>509664852
I would be happy with adobe mud brick enhanced with a little Portland cement mixed into the mud they make the bricks out of

Walls 8 inches thick insulate nicely from excess heat & cold saving on utility bills

>>509667504
Jews.

>>509664852
Bricks are brittle and have poor isolation value.

Wood is an excellent building material, come at me faggots.

t. Tradie

>>509667928
>poor isolation value
That's why they put insulation in.

>>509664697 (OP)
That would burn like tinder.

Wood houses are fine unless you are building them in a region with risk of floods/tornadoes...
Dont blame the trees but what some retards do with them

>>509668225
Still better than the average German new build.

>>509667928
That's why we use hollow bricks like those: >>509667361
Air is an excellent isolator. And it does not burn like tinder.

>>509667499
I read this in Dellboy's voice. Seethe, council flat poorscum, seethe..innit.

>>509668359
if you have a brick house it's gonna be "totaled" by a hurricane, tornado, flood or fire too, you'll just have a structure to rebuild on

>>509664697 (OP)
Mansions made of wood > Tiny apartments made of baked mud

>>509665096
Pretty much this.

Nordic and American homes are generally framed in a similar fashion, with a few notable exceptions, the lateral support is part of the frame, it creates a heat bridge but in my humble opinion gives a bigger saftey margin than composite sheets.

>>509665624
>concrete slabs
WOOOOOOOOOW a fundament, incredible!

let me know when you level up to adding a basement

>>509668500
I'm currently buying a house mortgage free and have an extra £300k in the stock market.

>>509665082
They remain standing. You can still buy them.

>>509664852
>Why do Americans build their houses out of wood, again?
Americucks can't afford bricks.

>>509668522
Depends of the tornado intensity
Most of them would only blow the windows/roof, not the structure
If you live in a two storey brick house only a tsunami/dam failure would reach the upper floor

>>509668500
>seethe..innit
Yeah I seethe about houses made of sticks
>>509668790
>Americucks can't afford bricks
REEEEEEEEEEEEE

>>509665926
We have cheaper energy.

I don't need so much space either, personally, but it lets me have my whole family at home with less conflicts.

>>509667361
>Porotherm
They do not exist north of the Rio Grande.

>>509668464
Shit insulation value regardless, and it's brittle, breaths poorly and collects moisture.

>>509667407
Harder to insulate short of building an inner framework which further reduces the space available.

>>509665796
i don't know how it works in europe
but here drywall is mostly used in renovation
the only places i ever saw dry in new builds was to section off kitchens or reduce the ceiling height to hide AC ducts

>>509667669
Does that work? How do the buildings last? Haven't heard of that technique before.

>>509668790
I doubt anyone sane builds brick buildings in Sweden either, Ahmed.

>>509667641
They aren't exposed to the elements either.

>>509667815
Why, because we won't pay for your house? Pay for your own house.

>>509665082
I feel like ratifying amendments and loading my musket with grapeshot simply looking at this pic

>>509668295
Looks like it collapsed first on the bottom. Weird. I'm not sure how wind load would cause that. Seems like a design problem that could also happen with other building materials.

>>509664852
Kit houses from the early 1900s are still standing a century later and are some of the most valued properties in the US.

The problem was never making houses out of wood, the problem is doing a shitty job of it with undocumented low skill labor. A brick house sloppily mortared together by apes is just as shitty as a lumber house sloppily fastened together by apes.

>>509665082
I live in a red brick house, but it was built in the 1950's and is brick veneer i.e. brick over a wood frame.

My bricks are probably better than the bricks in that very old one. Brick making methods improved. They don't look old still. Haven't had to do any work to them.

>>509664852
$

>>509668950
>get a bunch of 2x1 bricks
>slap em together
the CLASSIC Lego house

>>509665300
Once the wood gets old, it becomes very hard. I think it could last longer than that. Your issues will still be with the roof, the foundation, maybe the windows. But the structural members should remain good as long as they aren't destroyed by water.

>>509669519
And the extra cost isn't so much in the materials, even though they are slightly more expensive. It's the labor and time that makes it so pricey.

>>509669164
>I doubt anyone sane builds brick buildings in Sweden either, Ahmed.
Almost everyone in Sweden uses bricks, stone or concrete blocks to build houses with. Im posting from a brick house right now (built 3 years ago).

>>509665888
That might be the reason for house fires. But electrocution happens when you put a voltage across your heart. There's usually plenty of amperage to do the job, so I'd suspect voltage is more important, a 220V line more dangerous than 110V.

>>509669642
Brick with no wooden frame? How do you insulate it in frosty Sweden?

>>509668295
>Investmentpropertus Reparo

>>509665827
It's also much easier to see through using wifi as radar. Also its very easy to burn them to clear the land like we saw in Hawaii and California

>>509665888
>it's A that kills not V
The classic midwit fucking thing to say. Voltage and amperage are both just ways of measuring a phenomenon. Put your fingers across a 24 car battery with hundreds of CCA. What happens? Fucking nothing cuz the voltage is too low to push the amps through the resistance of your body.

It's classic "it's not the fall that kills you it's the ground" meme shit and it frustrates me when retards say it.

>>509669633
Well now that should be fixable. We have more and more robotic methods. Stick construction is cheap because somehow we have a good supply of illegal labor that knows how to do it, even though it's less common in their home countries.

We could teach the illegals how to build with concrete blocks or whatever.

>>509664697 (OP)
As someone living in a concrete/brick mansion an American can only dream of ... I wonder what's with the matchstick full of bugs houses there.
Guess they're too poor to build proper houses.
Maybe change the term to Ameripoor.

>>509666009
>Home renovation
>Actually just throwing up some particle board from industrial waste and slathering some toxic paint on it to cover the messy hazardous insulation plastic.

American homes suck any other opinion is copium as are people claiming they're more wind resistant. They technically are more earthquake resistant in that it's less likely to suffer a catastrophic cave in during an earthquake but any stone home built in the US would be framed internally with a stone wall being an exterior finish regardless. Code for most solid stone only homes is something like 18" because they haven't been commonly built in 200 years and never really were in quake zones anyway.

Stick homes suck. A modernist icf/steel home btfos them all anyway unless you're spending multiple generations of wealth building a double framed solid stone home which even rich people won't do anymore.

>>509664697 (OP)
Wood is literally the second most abundant renewable resource on earth to water. Why the fuck wouldn't we use it? Its a fantastic resource

>>509670094
Speaking of wind resistance, in Oklahoma where they get frequent tornado storms, it's common to build with stone, whole subdivisions of them, presumably over wood frame because they aren't very old.

>>509668295
Re bunked.
I gibs debunked

>>509670094
Our concrete/brick house are usually calculated to at least 7 on the Richter scale, which will probably never happen here

>>509670236
Especially in the US. Central Pennsylvania is basically a lumber farm for example. Europe doesn't have so much wooded wilderness so they have to use dirt (bricks).

>>509664697 (OP)
Surely they put up bricks after the framing in America?

>>509669437
>C227
>27'0" x 28'0"
>$1,097.00
>siding on second story $25.00 extra
>8 feet 6 inches from floor to ceiling
>Should be built on a lot about 35 feet wide

>>509665096
i love how the only dissenting replies to this post are just
>nah man
and
>cope

>>509670333
Collapsed from the bottom. Not adequately protected from side load on that massive 2nd-3rd floor block over the little 1st floor, or maybe twisting wind load. I can't blame that on the use of wood, but the design.

Wood is stronger than brick. There are taller timber framed buildings in the world than brick. Brick buildings might as well be made of toothpicks if you live anywhere where earthquakes, hurricanes or high winds happen which is like 80% of the country because brick can't flex and just fails under stress. Anywhere where lumber is abundant it will be used to build houses(america, scandinavia etc) or where earthquakes tornados etc are common (america japan china etc)

It really is nigger tier understanding of the world UHHH BRICK BE HARDER DAT MEAN STRONGER BUILDING OOK OOK AHHK

>>509665285
if the solution is the gay plugs the rest of the world uses, we prefer the fires, thanks.

>>509670416
Brick veneer, not load bearing except for the weight of the wall itself, is fairly common. That's my house for example. But also used are wood boards, or stucco which is less common.

>>509670356
We have forests larger than most of their countries, why the fuck would we NOT use wood?

>>509664697 (OP)
LMAO
>>509665082
You can still build a brick facade better than ever. I'd do that. It's truly the White man's choice.
>>509665096
>they are stronger against wind
Buuuuuuuuuuullshiiiiiiiiit!
>and earthquakes
We get earthquakes. With enough reinforced concrete you can build a house that withstands it perfectly.
If an unusually strong earthquake breaks it though, it's time for demolition. Still very very very unlikely you will die.

>>509668950
holy Christ how does that even happen

>>509670416
Yeah but it's like putting on makeup. It's still ugly and weak beneath the mask. I don't even think structural mortar is needed per code for veneer work.

The reality is our homes suck because the people who build them are low IQ retards, the people who sell them don't care, and the people who buy them dont know any better.

Even old stick homes feel different just walking inside them it's a night and day quality difference even down to tactile feel and acoustics.

>>509665096
>they are stronger against wind and earthquakes
what

>>509670671
Reinforced concrete = concrete with steel bars through it. Essentially a steel building, but not as good as a real steel building with a curtain wall over it, the way they build skyscrapers.

>>509664935
>European population boom
Europeans will not under any circumstance have children unless it's with shitskins.

>>509670671
>We get earthquakes.
What’s the strongest one you’ve had? I’ll be generous and let you look back an entire century, and once you find it I’ll join Chile and Japan in laughing until we can’t breathe
>t. Calichad

The superior European construction without any wood.

Fun Europe fact those tilt turn windows they all seem to love more than their families is because they can't build openings in the structure to allow for large sliding windows. Bricks don't have any tension strength only compressive so they can only have tiny windows. The idea of a 2m wide window is almost unknown in residential buildings.

>>509670671
le' fake plywood cuck shack
make it yours for $499,000

>>509670671
There are stronger earthquakes every 6 months in america than ever recorded in serbia. A concrete reinforced building would be 10x the cost and provide the same level of protection unless you went skyscraper tier and then its 100x the cost. Again brick niggers have a nigger/pajeet understanding of the world. It is truly embarrassing to be wrong like this, its like africans trying to make airplanes that weigh 50 tons level iq

>>509664697 (OP)
worst part about American wooden homes is that there is no sound isolation. You can hear people talking through the walls. You never have any peace, especially cause Americans are loudmouths who can't shut up.

>>509670910
>Bricks don't have any tension strength only compressive
That explains the tiny windows

>>509665543
Okay and I have 400V to each one of these. What now?
I put this shit together myself. You can tell because it's a fucking mess.
>>509665888
>And its A that kills, not V
Yeah but your skin is a dogshit conductor and V is what overcomes the resistance. You only need like 30mA to stop your heart if it goes the right path.

>>509671260
Are you dumb. Two drywalls with insulation in them insulates against noise at least as well as brick

>>509671260
I mean if you want to you can foam the interior walls go sound insulation, most people don’t care since it doesn’t really affect real world energy efficiency.

>>509668950
Are there at least rebars vertically through those blocks? If so maybe not terrible.

>>509668950
That's southeast Asia or maybe Mexico (USA switch boxes) you stupid fucking leaf.
Euro exterior walls are 25cm at the very very least.

>>509668381
german? that's not a slav squatting in that tracksuit while smoking?

>>509671318
You should have a metal bar across the top of the window that extends a ways into the wall on either side and is supported there. Then it's fine. If they don't even do that, then oof.

>>509664697 (OP)
actually i prefer the american way.
UK houses are all 100 years old, outdated, toilets through the kitchen, no insulation, thin walls, no air circulation and moldy
the land is the valuable part, the house should be rebuilt like every 40 years or so. with bricks it's harder to do that.

>>509671260
Agreed noise pollution is a big deal in our homes. It fucking SUCKS living near low IQ retards here. A brick veneer is a must for noise alone.

>>509671421
>Double wall home
That's not a thing here aside from some really cold states. Basically no one has that even rich people. A 6" single wall is a significant upgrade and selling point on "high end" homes.

>>509665796
Based balkanbro I motherfucking love drywall. But it will be on metal studs and screwed to reinforced concrete or brick on all sides and it will be 2 LAYERS WITH FIBERGLASS INSIDE OR FUCK OFF.

>>509664697 (OP)
where's the insulation in the euro house?
and what the cost of each?

>>509671616
If you have a mold problem, you don't want wood construction. You have identified the first real problem with wood construction.

If mold gets into it you're often tearing the whole house down.

>>509664852
I think it's because of all the hurricanes and shit, it's economically rational to have a disposable house in America.

>>509671778
mold has an easier time for him mostly because they dont use ac units there
that means no air flow unless you keep windows open

>>509664697 (OP)
I like my brick houses, but this ragebait and stirring conflict between euros and burgers is fucking annoying. This isn't an honest post, this is trying to start fights, so go fuck yourself.

>>509665285
Per FEMA, in 2023 the US saw 100 residential fires per 100K. 7% of those (7 per 100K) were electrical fires.
https://www.usfa.fema.gov/statistics/residential-fires/electrical.html

Per the NL Times (since, curiously, I can't find any government reporting of statistics on residential fires from the Netherlands), in 2023 there were 45 residential fires per 100K. According to NAAAIS (a Netherlands company that makes fire safety equipment), a third of those (15 per 100K) were electrical fires.
https://nltimes.nl/2023/07/28/sharp-increase-house-fires-netherlands-4000-first-half-2023

So despite the US having double the per capita rate of residential fires compared to the Netherlands, the Netherlands has double the per capita rate of residential electrical fires. This is largely blamed on the number of homes in the Netherlands that are built substandard to the country's electrical codes (a third of homes in the Netherlands rate an E, F, or G for electrical consumption), and because the codes themselves are outdated (residential electrical codes in the Netherlands are almost 15 years out of date).

The biggest cause of residential fires in the US are cooking related (over two-thirds of fires), and are heavily skewed towards the elderly and towards African Americans. African American men averaged across all age groups are twice as likely to be killed in a residential fire than the average American, and for African Americans over retirement age it's five times more likely.

>>509664697 (OP)
Europoors don't own houses lmao

>>509671778
Also termites, although we have treatments that seem pretty effective for termite infestation of the wood.

And carpenter ants, but they don't do enough damage to destroy the frame. I have carpenter ants somewhere, I see them every year in summer.

>>509672042
>This isn't an honest post
How much spike protein is in your brain?

>>509670910
No one builds a house without lintels for the openings these days so large windows aren't a problem.

>>509672198
zero, fuck the vaxx

>>509671730
You're just making shit up lol. You have to be super poor for your "wall" to be a single layer of drywall

>>509672314
This isn't an honest post

I want a wooden house rather then a cold and soulless brick wall house.
I instantly dismiss houses that are concrete and look only for wooden, traditional houses in my country. Style obviously play a factor too but wood more so.
Am I weird for that?

Here's a proper way to make a house.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMwGfuiP8PE

>>509664697 (OP)
this thread reminds me that the jew is the world's foremost problem

>>509668621
we don't do that but lofts are becoming a thing.
you live outside the city and you can get a mcmansion for around 400k. that's hard to beat in today's market.

>>509667174
Hey, it fits his curves.

>>509672026
yes, good air circulation is the key to mold prevention and brits seem to be allergic to the idea

>>509665609
Over 125+ electrical fires per capita per day?

Wood=Brick there I said it. Both have their ups and downs, so can we end this bullshit for once and all? But I want a brick house, then go buy one you nigger.
>>509672770
>I instantly dismiss houses that are concrete and look only for wooden, traditional houses in my country. Style obviously play a factor too but wood more so.
>Am I weird for that?
Not at all, hell your Neighbors the Finns seem to 50/50 on the wood vs brick debate the last time I visit there.
Honestly a wood built house in the forest is peak comfy while the A frame is peak design.

>>509670844
>What’s the strongest one you’ve had?
I'm not quite sure. Serbia is relatively calm for Balkan but active compared to west euros.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2010_Kraljevo_earthquake
This is something fairly recent and documented. 5.5, meh. Apparently we don't go over 6 at all.
Montenegro had a 7.0 in 1979
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1979_Montenegro_earthquake
Croatia has 6.2-6.4 every few years.
>>509671154
>There are stronger earthquakes every 6 months in america than ever recorded in serbia.
Yes in certain areas. There I would be fine with wood.

>>509671421
Yes and I have this in some parts of my house and it truly is good but americans almost never do that because they're actually cheap cunts who will blow their money on dumb shit instead of what really matters.

>>509664852
They're not. Unfortunately you're all retarded.

>>509664697 (OP)
no excuse anon, you are absolutely right

>>509672991
Is this why you literally die in what’s considered nice weather everywhere else? Picrelated is today and converted to commie units for your convenience, also it’s 43% humidity so don’t even think about trying that cope

>>509673219
>americans don't do thing they all do but I imagine they don't because it gives me an unearned feeling of superiority for some reason
eat shit faggot, you're not even from this continent but you have a lot of opinions on how interior walls seem to be constructed lol

>>509673097
No, I said 125+ per day total. I did not say 125+ per capita per day.

>>509670094
You say this, but if a pipe breaks or you want a new outlet in a brick house that easily a week of work

Another pol building science thread where everyone speaks authoritatively despite having no idea what they're talking about.

>>509665300
Correct take. Why the fuck would you need to have the houses in your subdivision to made to last over a century when in all likelihood it'll be overrun with niggers and spics in 15-20 years and you need to move house again to another new development?

>>509673300
a combination of multiple factors. mostly the fact that we don't have AC like you guys, so many old people who cannot handle the heat just... die
also the USA counts heat deaths differently, you guys use death certificates while Europe uses statistical modelling so there are big discrepancies

>>509664852
>coldest temperatures are well above freezing
Brick falls apart here, from frost heave as well as water ingress. See those weep holes? Up here they just freeze and break. Look around Google Street View at all the masonry repair work on brick buildings here. It's not viable for homeowners, just giant corporations and 99% of them just use concrete with a non-structural brick facade, if any brick at all.

>>509673113
That looks comfy, by a lake.
I want to preserve an old house and our heritage and we build far more wooden houses before.
I personally have a distaste of modern brick houses as they're no different then a box and then people want to decorate it white and black internally.. no wonder people are depressed..

>>509669891
kino image, thanks

>>509673583
So, a reddit thread essentially. Duel citizens of 4chan/reddit.

>>509673113
>A frame is peak design
the interior is bad.
major temperature difference between the floors.
and uneven furniture due to the walls.

>>509668950
Looks good. Slap some plaster on it and list it at 100k

>>509673868
>That looks comfy, by a lake.
until you find out about the mosquitos.

>>509668381
KEK

>>509664697 (OP)
Americans build wooden houses that can weather a category 5 hurricane, meanwhile Europeans like to build shit that reminds them of their cold war slave masters.

>>509665300
>Since the US is still in the formative years of its civilization
KEK do you actually believe that? The US wont exist in less than 100 years.

>>509674235
I've lived around mosquitoes my entire life, grew up on the countryside in a house by a river (parents house obviously).
You haven't learned how to fight them yet?

>>509664852
Because wood was the most abundant and readily available material to work with on this continent for the last two centuries. As a result entire inustries and ways of building have been couched into the system and its not something that you can just up end because someone on /pol/ made a thread making fun of it.

>>509673853
But don't Euros also have brick houses? Is Canada really that much colder?

>>509666542
Euro buildings are not beautiful these days either
modern cancer has no soul

Castles are not made of wood

And that's the truth

>>509664697 (OP)
They can't afford bricks, they're a luxury over there only rich people can afford LMAO
>Meanwhile in Argentina

>>509674694
Do you think it's intentional or a reflection of the post-modern collective consciousness?

>>509674448
The us government probably won’t exist past this century but the people will still be here. We’re just in the phase every society has where they find out about democracy and think it’s the best thing ever and more votes == more better. Turns out it’s fucking retarded to let people without a stake in society (women, non-land owners, etc) decide what happens to it and there will be some kind of course correction “soon” once that becomes common knowledge
>>509674556
Canada is legitimately Siberia-tier cold, euros have no idea

>>509674912
>Canada is legitimately Siberia-tier cold, euros have no idea
Sounds like paradise.

>>509664697 (OP)
This is one of my ancestor's homes. God Damn I love being White
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mouns_Jones_House#/media/File:Old_Swedes_Dville.JPG

>>509674854
It's a reflection of capitalism; the least cost for the most money

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QZA4MVq73s8