bio-based material, material made from biological sources, circular construction, building approach focused on reuse and low waste, hygroscopic, able to absorb and release moisture, decay fungi, fungi that break down wood structure, moisture content, amount of water in a material, surface biofilm, thin biological layer on material surface, structural rot, decay affecting load-bearing capacity, exposure class, category describing environmental risk, vapour-open, allowing water vapour to pass through, fibre–matrix interface, boundary between fibres and binder, weathering, gradual damage from environmental exposure

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