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Seneca House case studyBy Zhuoying ChenLocation: Seneca, OregonArchitect: N/AOwner: N/AYear of completion: N/AClimate: Dsc (Continental Subarctic Climate)Material of interest: WoodApplication: FacadeProperties of material: Seneca began growing in the 1920s as a company town for the Edward Hines Lumber Company, large-scale Pon-derosa Pine logs were shipped to the Hines from Seneca and the surrounding National Forest. Wood is readily available and plentiful. Thus, it is a cheap material there.Sources:https://www.senecaoregon.com/

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