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 The language and rules for the Wikihouse structural system for 1-3 storey buildings, initially developed in the UK for European contexts.
 
+![alt tag](https://github.com/wikihouseproject/Wren/blob/master/Images/Wren_overview.jpg)
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+Wren components are CNC manufuctured using structural-grade timber panel materials (typically, plywood) and can be rapidly assembled to produce a structural chassis, onto which other components such as cladding, windows, doors can be fitted.
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 For full documentation on how Wren works and how you can contribute to its development, visit the [Wren wiki](https://github.com/wikihouseproject/Wren/wiki)
 
 ## Wren R&D Contributions
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 - Steve Fisher
 - Rosie Stevenson
 
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 **Space Craft Systems** (www.spacecraft.co.nz)
 - [Danny Squires](https://twitter.com/ecoarknz)
 - [Martin Luff](https://twitter.com/martinluff)
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 **ULB Bruxelles**
 - Structural engineering student group
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+If you believe you are missing from this list of historical contributions, please contact us or fork this document to amend.
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+# Terms of use
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+By downloading these files or information you agree to the following terms and conditions.
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+Information is shared without any kind of warranty or guarantee
+All Information is provided ‘as is’. No representations or warranties express or implied are made regarding the Wikihouse Info, its accuracy, completeness, functionality or fitness for a particular use in a particular location.  
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+You are solely responsible for the use of the information
+By using this information you assume full responsibility for any loss resulting from use or inability to use the Wikihouse Info, and forever releases WikiHouse Foundation or other WikiHouse users from any liability for such loss;  including but not limited to loss of profits, goodwill or assets.
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+You are responsible for meeting local codes and legislation
+Users must satisfy themselves regarding the application of statutory requirements, local building regulations, codes, insurance certification or other requirements or recommendations relevant to the location where and materials with which they plan to build. Where required you should always seek the advice of a relevant qualified professional.
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+You are responsible for using the information in a safe way
+ Users are responsible for ensuring that information they use or cause to be used is used in a way which is safe, and is not likely to cause harm during or after manufacturing, construction, use or disassembly.