ArchGuide - Timber framing explained in 5 minutes

Timber is commonly used in residential construction for framing, flooring, and subfloor systems. This video is part 1 of a series on timber in residential construction. If you’re new here, I’m Moly from LearnPedia Australia, and I help structural engineers and architects become job-ready and competent in designing and drafting residential projects. To check your eligibility for our training programs and learn more, click on the “Check Your Eligibility” link in the bio. . . . #residentialdesign #

Timber Framing Techniques

Timber framing not only has the lowest embodied carbon, but removes more carbon than it emits. The entire production process of timber—from planting and harvesting to manufacturing, transportation and installation—uses up to 10 times less carbon than other materials. In fact, the timber in framing is carbon positive, as sustainable forests absorb huge amounts of CO2, keeping it locked up in timber framing for the life of the wood. Even timber framing’s end-of-life processes have environmental be