house to last 1000 year?

Interesting construction or architecture question, how long houses last?

The only way any structure can last long time reasonably is to be maintained, evolved.

My take is that most of houses (and other entities) do not evolve quickly enough.

The expectations and technology solutions are changing, and speed of changes accelerating.

So to design something to last is to design for adaptability and ability to adjust effectively.

There are certainly some good lessons in this exploration / articles...
Assuming the premise is to preserve utility of buildings, not the structure alone.

How Long Will a Home Last? - by Brian Potter

Plus: octagon houses, chart rooms, Soviet apartment blocks and truss-joist hybrids+

How to design a house to last 1000 years (Part I)

How to design a house to last 1000 years (part II)

How to design a house to last for 1000 years (part III)

Construction Physics Author Brian Potter - Why America Struggles to Build - YouTube

Brian Potter is a structural engineer and author of Construction Physics, a weekly Substack about the economics, technology, and productivity of building and infrastructure

Hope for Architecture The Story — Clay Chapman Design

The Octagon House: A Home for All: Orson Squire Fowler, Madeleine B. Stern: 9780486228877: Amazon.com: Books

Reprints the mid-nineteenth-century work that extolled the merits of and provided advice on constructing an octagonally-shaped house