puolikokorakenteiset

Puolikokorakenteiset refers to a classification of buildings or structures in Finnish building regulations and practices. It describes structures that are not fully constructed with solid, permanent materials throughout, nor are they entirely temporary or easily dismantled. Instead, they fall into an intermediate category, possessing some characteristics of both permanent and temporary buildings.

These types of structures often involve a combination of materials and construction methods. For instance, a puolikokorakenteinen building might have a more durable foundation and core structure, but utilize lighter, modular, or less permanent elements for walls, roofing, or interior partitions. The purpose is often to balance cost-effectiveness, speed of construction, and adaptability with a reasonable level of durability and functionality.

Examples could include certain types of exhibition halls, temporary event venues, or modular office spaces that are designed for a lifespan longer than a truly temporary structure but may not be intended for permanent, long-term occupation without potential modifications. The specific definition and regulations surrounding puolikokorakenteiset structures can vary depending on local building codes and the intended use of the building. They are a practical solution for situations where a full, permanent build is not economically feasible or necessary, but a basic level of robustness and safety is still required.