Chirchin Bito No. 11: "After All, Wooden Houses." Edited by the Chirchin Bito Editorial Office Fudosha 2000 Content Description: "Chirchin Bito" Winter 2000 issue (No. 11) is a lifestyle magazine focusing on homes and living, primarily featuring a special section re-evaluating the appeal of wooden architecture, titled "After All, Wooden Houses." The opening section introduces homes that utilize reclaimed wood as examples of "houses where wood lives," delving into the role of natural materials in contemporary architecture. Through articles like "Touching the Power of Reclaimed Wood" and "From Tree to Wood," the magazine explores the multifaceted relationship between wood and people. Furthermore, the "Ordering Wooden Furniture" feature examines the production process of custom-made furniture and the unique charm born from dialogue with the user, highlighting the importance of furniture in the home. Additionally, the special project "Reviving Materials: Quantity and Tile" proposes the reuse of environmentally friendly traditional building materials. For readers considering the relationship between cities and nature, homes and materials, this issue offers in-depth content that blends thought and practicality. The careful editorial approach throughout the magazine is a characteristic feature, making it an excellent resource for exploring sustainable living. #WoodenHouses #NaturalMaterials #ReclaimedWood #WoodenArchitecture #CustomFurniture #EnvironmentalArchitecture #SustainableLiving #ChirchinBito #Fudosha #PublishedIn2000 Thank you for viewing.