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The need for insulation is acknowledged. The speaker considers finishing the interior with drywall or tongue-and-groove paneling, which would help control temperature and dampness. Given the structure's size and features, it appears flexible enough for future modifications, including insulation, additional windows, and vents.
Comparing Different Options
Another promising option is a Durksen building, described as well-built with OSB sheathing and a better roof underlay. It is slightly narrower—16 feet wide—but costs $800 less than the first building, making it attractive from a cost-benefit perspective. It does not include a loft, which is not a priority for the speaker but remains a point for consideration.