The trend of mid-rise construction in the "two-by-four construction method."

Achieving shorter construction periods through the simplification of work processes! The two-by-four construction method makes it easier to secure effective space.

Due to many advantages, there is a growing trend in wooden structures of four stories or more. Generally, reinforced concrete (RC) or steel (S) structures are commonly planned, but the high cost performance of the "two-by-four construction method" is gaining attention. This method simplifies the work process by panelizing the floors, walls, and roofs, achieving a reduction in construction time. It is possible to reduce labor costs associated with expenses. Additionally, we propose methods to achieve planning and cost benefits through original technical support such as the "tie-down system" and "wooden elevators." **Advantages of Mid-rise Wooden Construction (4 Stories or More)** - Cost reduction is possible due to differences in foundation design and ground response capabilities. - Simplifying the work process leads to a reduction in construction time. - It is possible to reduce labor costs associated with expenses. - It is feasible to realize plans typically designed for RC or S structures. - It is easier to secure effective space. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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