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                                   Operating   costs                                             1.0000




                                   Realization   costs                                      1.0000  0.3679 b






                                   PD   costs                                            1.0000  ‑  ‑


                                   Quality                                            1.0000  −0.5181 b  ‑  −0.3403 b




                                   Time of   construction                        1.0000  ‑  ‑  ‑  ‑





                                   Internal   comfort                      1.0000  −0.7606 a    −0.3848 b  0.3298 b  ‑  ‑
                                Table 1. Correlations among the selected parameters relative to the lower age groups


                                   Stability                            1.0000  ‑  ‑  ‑  0.6396 a  ‑  ‑




                                   Energy   standard               1.0000  ‑  ‑  ‑    ‑  ‑  ‑    −0.3588 b



                                   Materials                 1.0000  ‑  ‑  0.6742 a  0.5731 b  −0.6666 a  −0.4849 b  0.5015 b  0.5925 a  ‑ Notes: “–” refers to not significant;  a values represent the age group 18 – 25 years; and  b values represent the age group 26 – 35 years.




                                   Architectural   appearance  1.0000  ‑  ‑  0.3464 b  ‑  ‑  ‑  ‑  ‑  ‑







                                   Shape   constraints  1.0000  ‑  0.7958 a  0.4263 b  ‑  ‑  0.6407 a  0.4477 b  −0.7159 a  ‑  −0.6009 a  0.6950 a  ‑



                                   Knowledge   of wooden   buildings  1.0000  ‑  ‑  ‑  ‑  ‑  ‑  0.7137 a  ‑  ‑  −0.3320 b    −0.3746 b






                                   Age groups  Knowledge   of wooden   buildings  Shape   constraints  Architectural   appearance  Materials  Energy   standard  Stability  Internal   comfort  Time of   construction  Quality  PD costs  Realization   costs  Operating   costs








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