 At the end of the 20th century old timber-framed houses, including the Low German house, were seen as increasingly valuable.As part of a renewed interest in the past, many buildings were restored and returned to residential use.In various towns and villages, such as Wolfsburg-Kästorf, Isernhagen and Dinklage, new timber-framed homes were built during the 1990s, whose architecture is reminiscent of the historic "Hallenhäuser".