Sala House: Wooden post and beam, load bearing structural frame combined with red and grey cast concrete exterior walls
1982Timber frame out of 6"x6" douglas fir columns and beams for vertical loads only, which require pin connections only with 1/2'' rebars; wood corbels cut from six-by-six stock also enable beam to post connections with 1" bolts. The framework exposes an aperiodic grid, differntiated as it applied to the space and rooms of the house. .
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Sala House: Heavy timber structural frame, combined with concrete exterior walls - Photographs
01/08/1982
Photograph of the ground floor timber framework, in which an aperiodic grid starts to appear, continued similarly in the other floors.
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Sala House: Heavy timber structural frame, combined with concrete exterior walls - Photographs
01/01/1983
Two images of the timber connection between post and beams through shaped corbels.
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Sala House: Heavy timber structural frame, combined with concrete exterior walls - Photographs
01/07/1983
Professional photograph of the timber connection between post and beams through shaped corbels.
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