Will residential architecture ever change for the better?
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Will residential architecture ever change for the better?
>>58966784
Wood houses
What year is it? 1720?
>>58966784
Stop triggering me
>>58966784
People laugh, but I'd take that over this shitty cramped flat any day.
>>58970145
No one laughs.
japanese house
>>58966784
Underground bunkers when
>Earthquakes
I've never felt one desu
You can improve residential architecture, but it requires literally building part of the house into a hill, or digging 2 floors of basement.
Its not common.
Why do Americans build their houses with cardboard and plywood instead of real building materials? I thought they are supposed to have a lot of money??
>>58969998
>>58972972
Maybe it wouldn't be as bad if they didn't make them so close to each other in a grid system
>>58966784
So much America in one picture.
>>58972972
Pine lumber, engineered wood products (pressed wood chips + glue) and plastic are cheap and will last 30 to 50 years. The outside of that house is a thin vinyl covering. Lots of older homes are torn down to the foundation and rebuilt so the owners can have the benefit modern heating, insulation, etc.
