Puuton
Puuton is a Finnish term that translates to "woodless" or "without wood." It is most commonly used in the context of construction, referring to buildings or structures that are not built using traditional wooden materials. This can encompass a wide range of materials such as brick, stone, concrete, steel, or glass. The concept of puuton construction emphasizes the use of non-combustible and durable materials, often with a focus on modern design and energy efficiency.
Historically, wooden buildings were prevalent in Finland due to the abundance of timber. However, as building
The choice between wooden and puuton construction can depend on various factors, including local building regulations,