Build a new half-timbered house solidly inside?

Once again: What is your motivation for your questions? What do you really want?

If you take the one initial post, actually a half-timbered house, and the originally registered concerns have also become obsolete

actually a half-timbered house

more likely a house with the characteristics attributed to a half-timbered house

I heard that half-timbered houses are generally more solid, lasting several centuries ...

Unfortunately, that is wrong. Just take a look at unsanctioned half-timbered houses from the Middle Ages (so, centuries old). One of the so-called sills (lower, horizontal frame beams on which the entire timber frame structure rests) is always rotten. Always. Renovating something like that is a huge effort.

Half-timbered houses that are still recognizable as such can/can still be built today. Here in the Ore Mountains, for example, there are also corresponding traditional companies. But it is a niche, for people who really want it.

PS:

here is the photo corresponding to the thread:

It has little to do with an old, proven half-timbered house. It is more of a look-alike.

No house lasts forever. Much depends on regular maintenance. Many things are also no longer up to date. Just the tiny windows in the old houses.

Who knows what will happen to our houses. In 30 years the bathrooms will be due, in 50 years everything will be overhauled. Floor coverings, electrical systems, plumbing, walls, etc. In 80 years damage will come to light because the renovation work in recent decades was sloppy.

Oh, that also exists in the Osnabrück area. Whether that is "real" or lookalike, I cannot say. The company here prides itself on building traditionally with wooden nails, etc. It’s just a niche for people who want something like that but don’t like renovating.

We had a rough look at it once. You just have to like it.