Construction techniques - Revision history

WikiBurnAdmin at 09:06, 18 March 2022

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	Timber and masonry buildings are common in Kalderesh. Sophisticated construction methods, based on old Malanthean principles, allow long-lasting structures to be built. The table and sceens below detail the methods employed. Interestingly, dressed stone blocks (ashlar, rusticate, etc.) are '''never used''' for construction in Kalderesh, because its use is definitive of Malanthean architecture.		Timber and masonry buildings are common in [[Kalderesh]]. Sophisticated construction methods, based on old Malanthean principles, allow long-lasting structures to be built. The table and sceens below detail the methods employed. Interestingly, dressed stone blocks (ashlar, rusticate, etc.) are '''never used''' for construction in Kalderesh, because its use is definitive of Malanthean architecture.

WikiBurnAdmin: /* Masonry buildings */

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Masonry buildings

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	=Masonry buildings=		=Masonry buildings=
			[[File:73 masonry.jpg\|thumb\|Diverse types of masonry structures]]

	Buildings of stone run the widest gamut of all constructions, ranging from a small hillside cottage to the largest single structure in Kalderesh: Castle Kalder in Camfor. The tall spires and towers for which Kalderesh is known, are all made of brick.		Buildings of stone run the widest gamut of all constructions, ranging from a small hillside cottage to the largest single structure in Kalderesh: Castle Kalder in Camfor. The tall spires and towers for which Kalderesh is known, are all made of brick.

WikiBurnAdmin: /* Advanced half-timber buildings */

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Advanced half-timber buildings

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	=Advanced half-timber buildings=		=Advanced half-timber buildings=
			[[File:71 advanced half timber.jpg\|thumb\|Advanced half-timber construction]]

	Advanced half-timber buildings are enhanced versions of the basic half-timber design. The homes of Middle and Upper Class citizens of cities are usually of this type, as are major guild halls and other important civic structures.		Advanced half-timber buildings are enhanced versions of the basic half-timber design. The homes of Middle and Upper Class citizens of cities are usually of this type, as are major guild halls and other important civic structures.

WikiBurnAdmin: /* Basic half-timber buildings */

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Basic half-timber buildings

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	=Basic half-timber buildings=		=Basic half-timber buildings=
			[[File:69 basic half timber.jpg\|thumb\|Basic half-timber construction]]

	Half-timber buildings feature prominent and substantial timber elements, decorated with prinwork, which frame coloured plastered panels. Such buildings can be quite substantial, and may support an upper floor. They are common in towns and cities, where they are popular as middle-class homes and smaller guild halls. In a village, an important building may be of this construction.		Half-timber buildings feature prominent and substantial timber elements, decorated with prinwork, which frame coloured plastered panels. Such buildings can be quite substantial, and may support an upper floor. They are common in towns and cities, where they are popular as middle-class homes and smaller guild halls. In a village, an important building may be of this construction.

WikiBurnAdmin: /* High-timber buildings */

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High-timber buildings

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	=High-timber buildings=		=High-timber buildings=
			[[File:67 high timber.jpg\|thumb\|High-timber construction]]

	High-timber structures are so called because the timber components start “high off the ground”. These buildings are generally highly rectangular A-framed structures and are common in villages and towns. They may also be the focal multi-purpose building in a rural settlement. Exposed timber surfaces, inside and outside, usually display elaborate prinwork.		High-timber structures are so called because the timber components start “high off the ground”. These buildings are generally highly rectangular A-framed structures and are common in villages and towns. They may also be the focal multi-purpose building in a rural settlement. Exposed timber surfaces, inside and outside, usually display elaborate prinwork.

WikiBurnAdmin: /* Full-timber buildings */

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Full-timber buildings

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	=Full-timber buildings=		=Full-timber buildings=
			[[File:66 full timber.jpg\|thumb\|Full-timber construction]]
	Structures made primarily from wood range from a simple shed to large warehouses. Most homes in rural areas and villages are made of timber.		Structures made primarily from wood range from a simple shed to large warehouses. Most homes in rural areas and villages are made of timber.

WikiBurnAdmin at 08:27, 18 March 2022

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	Timber and masonry buildings are common in Kalderesh. Sophisticated construction methods, based on old Malanthean principles, allow long-lasting structures to be built. The table and sceens below detail the methods employed. Interestingly, dressed stone blocks (ashlar, rusticate, etc.) are '''never used''' for construction in Kalderesh, because its use is definitive of Malanthean architecture.		Timber and masonry buildings are common in Kalderesh. Sophisticated construction methods, based on old Malanthean principles, allow long-lasting structures to be built. The table and sceens below detail the methods employed. Interestingly, dressed stone blocks (ashlar, rusticate, etc.) are '''never used''' for construction in Kalderesh, because its use is definitive of Malanthean architecture.

WikiBurnAdmin at 08:27, 18 March 2022

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	Timber and masonry buildings are common in Kalderesh. Sophisticated construction methods, based on old Malanthean principles, allow long-lasting structures to be built. The table and sceens below detail the methods employed. Interestingly, dressed stone blocks (ashlar, rusticate, etc.) are '''never used''' for construction in Kalderesh, because its use is definitive of Malanthean architecture.		Timber and masonry buildings are common in Kalderesh. Sophisticated construction methods, based on old Malanthean principles, allow long-lasting structures to be built. The table and sceens below detail the methods employed. Interestingly, dressed stone blocks (ashlar, rusticate, etc.) are '''never used''' for construction in Kalderesh, because its use is definitive of Malanthean architecture.

WikiBurnAdmin at 08:23, 18 March 2022

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	! social status		! social status
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	\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| full timber buildings		\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| [[Construction techniques#Full-timber buildings\|full timber buildings]]
	\| wood		\| wood
	\| style="text-align:center;" \| earth; wood		\| style="text-align:center;" \| earth; wood
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	\| Middle Class		\| Middle Class
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| basic half-timber buildings		\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| [[Construction techniques#Basic half-timber buildings\|basic half-timber buildings]]
	\| wood frame filled with wattle-and-daub		\| wood frame filled with wattle-and-daub
	\| earth; stone		\| earth; stone
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	\| Middle Class		\| Middle Class
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| advanced half-timber buildings		\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| [[Construction techniques#Advanced half-timber buildings\|advanced half-timber buildings]]
	\| wood frame, filled with fieldstone; brick		\| wood frame, filled with fieldstone; brick
	\| wood; stone		\| wood; stone
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	\| Middle Class (Upper Class)		\| Middle Class (Upper Class)
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	\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| masonry buildings		\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| [[Construction techniques#Masonry buildings\|masonry buildings]]
	\| brick, stone		\| brick, stone
	\| wood; stone		\| wood; stone

WikiBurnAdmin at 08:21, 18 March 2022

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	\| Lower Class		\| Lower Class
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	\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| [[Construction techniques:High-timber buildings\|high-timber buildings]]		\| style="font-weight:bold;" \| [[Construction techniques#High-timber buildings\|high-timber buildings]]
	\| low stone; brick		\| low stone; brick
	\| wood; stone		\| wood; stone