Tuesday, July 2, 2024

Beautiful, but I imagine all that would just pancake in a hard earthquake.

 


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  1. Not a lot of privacy either. I like windows, not glass walls.

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  2. Reminds me of the Monsanto section in Disneyland during the 50s/60s touting the wonders of plastic.

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  3. Earthquake? I have a solution for that untoward situation: Don't build this sort of home in an earthquake prone location.

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  4. I'd think the earthquake thing would depend on the severity of the quake and the engineering of the house.
    Having said that it sure looks like it wouldn't be good....

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  5. so where is this house, you forgot to say. Okla???

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  6. Me thinks this isn’t a photograph. It’s a cheap fake.

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  7. That's a big cantilever fershure

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    1. IBC code reads that you can cantilever one foot for every inch of board width. Not seeing it here. Must be steel and signed off by an engineer. Not a good idea

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  8. How they build beach houses in Turks & Caicos. Though the trees tell me this one is not there.

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