trébygging
Trébygging, also known as "tré" in Icelandic, is a traditional Icelandic building technique that involves the use of wood as the primary construction material. This method has been employed for centuries, particularly in rural areas, to create durable and aesthetically pleasing buildings. The term "trébygging" translates to "wood building" in English.
The construction process begins with the selection of high-quality timber, often sourced from local forests. The
The exterior walls of a trébygging are typically clad with wooden cladding, which can be either vertical
One of the key advantages of trébygging is its sustainability. Wood is a renewable resource, and the
Trébygging has also played a significant role in preserving Icelandic cultural heritage. Many traditional Icelandic buildings,