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    Well There's Your Problem | Episode 46 : Five-over-Ones

    Well There's Your Problem Podcast

    2 HN recommenders · recommended in 3 months, 2021–2024

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    2:09:01 · 291K views · Nov 23, 2020

    An episode of the Well There's Your Problem podcast on five-over-one buildings, wood-frame floors atop concrete bases, with engineering background and some oil industry news. It is long, rambling and has NSFW language.

    Recommended in housing and architecture threads for its engineers' critique of five-over-one construction.

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    3 comments from Hacker News

    1. @gloglaJun 2021· in “So you want to build a house more efficiently”

      American houses aren't really built from "wood" as in directly from trees - they are build from "engineered wood" like fiberboard and particleboard. That's a lot of industrial processing with a lot of oil-based glues and so on. By weight, the houses are almost more oil than wood. Here's an enlightening chapter of "Well there's your problem" podcast about this with actual civil engineers this video

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    2. @cr125riderJun 2024· in “In Praise of 5-Over-1 Buildings (2019)”

      A podcast, Well There’s Your Problem, run by some engineers and others who rip into them a bit: this video Some NSFW language I’m sure. Lots of rambling. It’s a journey.

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    3. @_huayra_Nov 2021· in “When is the revolution in architecture coming?”

      Yes, a common construction are these five-over-ones, with a steel-reinforced concrete first floor (for retail) and then wood framed 5-story apartments above. This podcast goes over what an absolute disaster this type of construction is [0], but for apartments in most major US cities west of the Mississippi, it is hard to avoid _some_ sort of wood framing. [0] this video

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