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What matrials were used to make the Lincoln memorial?
I have no clue
Is raw wood used for building modular homes?
Modular homes are built of kiln dried wood.
What is the census used for in government construction?
NACIS is the census that is used for government construction. This is used when building homes.
How many homes does the Halifax Building Society build per year?
"The Halifax Building Society doesn't actually build homes. They are a bank that used to be called the Halifax Building Society. Now they go under a similar name. They can finance homes, however, they don't build them."
What materials were used for building homes in average America during World War II and what building materials were invented?
wood
How were colonial homes built?
The materials used by the colonists for building were wood, brick, and more rarely stone
How was the land used in colonial New Jersey?
In Colonial New Jersey much of the land was used for farming. The land was also used for building homes and businesses.
What mineral is used for building homes sidewalks bridges and skyscrapers?
Calcite (in the form of Limestone) which is used to make cement, which is in turn the active ingredient in concrete.
What is a fee builder?
A builder fee is a charge that is added when a building is constructed. This term is commonly used in the construction of new homes.
Are log homes energy efficient?
YES! Log homes are greatly energy efficient and it's proven. For example, the National Bureau of Standards conducted a test to confirm the energy efficiency of log homes. The test results where: 1. During the three-week, spring heating period, the log building used 46% less heating energy than the insulated wood frame building 2. During the eleven-week, summer cooling, period, the log building used 24% less cooling energy than the insulated wood frame building 3. During the fourteen-week, winter heating period, the log building and the insulated wood frame building used virtually the same amounts of heating
What did the haida people use wood for?
They used wood for building their longhouses and large cedar-plank homes. They also used red cedar trees bark to make clothing.
What geological materials are used in building homes?
Geological materials used in building homes include: Stone: Often used for foundations, walls, and flooring (e.g., granite, limestone, slate). Sand: Mixed with cement to make concrete, used in foundations and structures. Clay: Used in brick production and for earthen construction. Gravel: Mixed with concrete for strength, often used in foundations. Limestone: Used in cement production and for some decorative elements. Gypsum: Used in drywall and plaster for interior walls. Timber: Wood from trees used in framing and roofing. Sandstone: Used for decorative elements and some structural applications. These materials are chosen based on their availability, strength, insulation properties, and cost-effectiveness.
