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Following the teachings of Tedd Bensen, who speaks on 'disentanglement' or the elimination of the way plumbing, wiring, ductwork, structures, and finish details become inextricably entangled in conventional construction, our homes offer the following features to ensure adaptability to the needs of generations to come:

 

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No load bearing interior walls. All interior partitions are non-structural. They can be moved before, during, or after construction. The determination of the floor plan is completely up to the owner. Very few homes can boast of this feature.

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Perimeter wiring chases. A perimeter wiring chase incorporated behind base trim permits removal, relocation, or installation of new outlets, computer terminals, telephones, security, or other wiring at any time present or future without any tear-out of walls or finishes.

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Independent Structural System. The timber frame is a 'stand-alone' structural system, with heavy steel reinforcing at key points including post-to-foundation anchorage, it is designed to withstand hurricane force winds, earthquakes, or blizzards. But it is also constructed in such a way that if future modifications to the structural insulated panel (SIP) skin should be desired, they do not affect the integrity of the timber frame building skeleton.

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