Significados de timber-framed en inglés

The family is gathering around the hearth in the simple timber-framed house.

Persephone is standing in the open courtyard outside the timber-framed conference hall.

Since 1601 the timber-framed building in Bishop's Stortford has been a tailor's shop.

These houses are of timber-framed construction and have noticeably warm interiors.

The wind picks up and rattles the timber-framed sash windows on the cliff-edge cottage.

It's timber-framed and has geothermal underfloor heating - so no oil bills, say the owners.

At one end of the deck was a small working party, with a new timber-framed screen.

Q My timber-framed house was built in 2005 and the supplier provided flexible steel wall ties.

Most of them were white plaster and timber-framed ruins that tier fractionally outwards like inverted pyramids.

Europe's first factory-made timber-framed "passive" house will open to the public this week in Galway.

There were low stone walls but the structure was mainly timber-framed with a steeply pitched shingled roof.

She was no longer standing by the mule-eared horse, but in the timber-framed doorway of the farmhouse.

We found a new site under development with timber-framed semi-detached houses and we have some questions for you.

It takes in ancient forests, unspoiled farmland and vineyards as well as several medieval towns full of timber-framed houses.

What are the weaknesses of timber-framed structures and what are the things to pay more attention to during the construction?

Kerry-born Dan is a carpenter by trade who had more than 20 years' experience building timber-framed houses when the recession struck.