Why are most houses in the United States made of wood?
Why do Americans have houses made of wood? Why not concrete?
Why are houses in India not built of steel and assembled, unlike other Western methods of building construction? Why is knocking on wood a part of many cultures? How is wood used in windows? Why are bridges in India mostly made of concrete rather than steel? How is timber wood made? What is petrified wood? How is timber wood used? Why do many people in Iran use carpets instead of tables? Did they choose such way because of shortage of wood? Which type of bricks should be used for constructing an own house? Why are concrete bricks not burnt but watered? After many years our government get to know that the residential construction which has been developed is illegal, why so? And on other side they are developing big building for slum resident? Why can't woodchucks chuck wood? What makes a house, a home? Why are there so many half-built, abandoned buildings in Mexico? Where I am from, old brick houses all have limestone foundations. Why is this? Is there a reason the foundation isn't made of bricks as well? Why do we use stones in houses? Why do we use steel with concrete? Why is oil the predominate way of heating homes in the northeast United States? What wood is used in Ikea's wood slats? Does the goal of making American cities more sustainable require the demolition of old houses and trees? What is rubber wood? Why does wood float on water? How can you find and petrified wood? Why are bricks burnt? What is the origin of "knocking on wood"? What is the best wood for making tables? Why is that wood ideal? What is the difference between Solid wood, Sheesham wood and Teak wood? What good examples of timber lacing exist in Arab architecture? Why are fly ash bricks not so common in the Indian construction industry? Why do civil engineers use steel in construction?