Adobe and timber frame

Adobe refers to a building material made from natural ingredients like clay, sand, and straw, which are molded into bricks and sun-dried. It's an ancient, sustainable method often used in hot, dry climates for its excellent insulation. Timber frame is a traditional construction technique using large wooden beams and joinery to create the structural framework of a building. This method provides strength, flexibility, and aesthetic appeal, often showcased with exposed wood. Both methods are valued for their durability and eco-friendliness, with adobe emphasizing natural materials and thermal properties, while timber framing focuses on craftsmanship and timber's structural qualities.