Timber-frame homes belong in New York. Their stout posts shrug off 60-pound snow loads, and open floor plans pull mountain views—or ocean breezes—straight into your living room. State code makes it easy: Type IV heavy-timber construction already earns a fire-resistance nod, according to the DecoderNY code guide. A structural insulated-panel…
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