That is not really the discussion. It is the amount of skill involved.
That is obviously why there are so many of them?
Do you know the limit of wood building technology? You don't know. What if genetics advance far enough that living trees are used to build structures using a genetic blueprint? You don't know, so don't just assume. There is virtually no limit for each construction material. It's the method.
I am just responding to the previous post who said you can't build something like the Hagia Sophia with wood.
Different buildings use different materials. But as demonstrated in the video below, building with wood can get very complicated. But the fundamentals aren't that hard if you have the man power, capitals, and experience with smaller models. Now say you genetically modify a tree so that one of its branch coils around to form a platform; the end result is a simple structure but the fundamental method is genetic engineering, which is way more advanced than any method used before. Now imagine a way more advanced genetic blueprint to allow the tree to absorb metals from the earth and incorporate them within the cellulose structure, then the sky could be the limit. You can literally grow buildings of your imagination from a seed.
