Hi @storiesoferne . Yes it is amazing, I didn't think internally it was like that and that it is very well preserved. That's right, construction processes are very flexible and it's good to give new life to an old construction, you know, when houses are abandoned they deteriorate much faster, it's as if they need to feel useful.
Well, as for preventive maintenance methods, the simplest one I know of is a simple coat of paint or varnish on the wood, every so often, to protect it. Keep an eye out for moth and remove it. Apply anti-corrosive coatings to metal structures. To replace the broken tiles in time, so that the roof is not damaged. Taking all the care that a building needs in a timely manner can significantly extend its life span. Do you know of any other methods?
Exactly @doriangel. Construction processes are adaptable to various situations requiring their specific solutions to the prevailing problems. As technologies are rapidly improving, especially in architecture and design, it's simply exciting to see where all of these innovations are heading. 😊
Moreover, those methods you've highlighted for preventive maintenance are surprisingly practical and easy to do. Anyone can do it. In my professional experience, we pretty much follow the same techniques you've mentioned. Regardless, I'll continue my research to explore other equally effective alternatives. Thank you for sharing those valuable tips. Exceptional post! 👍
Thanks to you for your receptiveness. I hope you have a great week