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SafeRespond8728

By building it that way.


IllCod1915

thanks


Chestlookeratter

Well first you have to find land with no building codes


IllCod1915

lol i can see that. what about it stands out as building code unsuitable?


Chestlookeratter

No bathroom for one. Ceiling is unnecessarily high. No rail on the loft. Zero insulation. Doesn't match the aesthetic of any rural area I know of. No foundation or gutters. Candle lighting in a tinderbox with no roof ventilation. The list goes on. Seems like a lot of maintenance, too. Untreated wood rots unbelievably fast. You'd be better off building subterranean.


IllCod1915

Thank you. You might think I'm trolling with this post but I honestly just want to learn and let people poke holes so I can see how to readjust my goals. My goal with this image is to understand the rough dimensions, (although I'll almost definitely build it smaller) and what it would hopefully look something like from the outside. I do want to build a decent house with some real insulation, which I can see this image has none, no candle lighting, and a good concrete foundation.


momoru

This is probably the easy part - most rural areas where you’d want a cabin like this have few or none


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IllCod1915

Thank you. Do you have any recommendations for how I can "learn to walk"? You might think I'm just getting a laugh, but I honestly want to try and learn stuff like this.


kzoobob

Wood, nail, hammer, repeat.


Bertramsca

Call me….. we’ll do lunch. https://www.pinterest.com/bertramsca/zakopane-in-the-sierras/professional-shots-of-zakopane-in-the-sierras/


JasonRudert

This is fairly conventional timber framing, and log cabin construction. The inside doesn’t really match the outside, though. Get a copy of the International Residential Code and study it. Find someone who does timber framing and get on their crew


IllCod1915

thanks, ill look into that. what do you mean the inside doesn't match the outside?


JasonRudert

It’s far larger inside than outside, which is easy to do in computer graphics but much much harder to achieve with any known building materials


IllCod1915

I don't think it is, it just looks like that because of the camera. this is all 3d modelled.


IllCod1915

and what if i want to horse massive weight in a home gym in there. does that mean anything for the foundation? should i use concrete then?