As a name for modular housing  The Coed Cymru "Tŷ unnos" design looks a lot like this traditional Japanese framing design, but it lacks the internal horizontal members,  uses glulam, and is clad with oriented strand board The "ty unnos" concept has been used as an inspiration for low-cost modular housing systems. The Welsh woodland charity called Coed Cymru used "Ty Unnos" as a name for a house design using local materials. In 2009, they were invited to show the design in Washington, D.C. as part of the 2009 Smithsonian Folklife Festival, which showcased Wales.
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