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Touch wood. The rediscovery of a building material.
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- Nombre de pages256
- PrésentationRelié
- Poids1.372 kg
- Dimensions24,0 cm × 24,0 cm × 2,7 cm
- ISBN978-3-938780-50-3
- EAN9783938780503
- Date de parution12/05/2008
- CollectionBRAUN
- ÉditeurBRAUN
Résumé
Timber as a traditional building material provides exciting possibilities in architectural design that have long been recognised and employed. Quite apart from the aesthetic value of the different kinds of wood, one of the most important advantages is its sustainability which make it part of energy-efficient architecture. Touch Wood presents outstanding examples of the latest architectural designs from all over the world for which wood has been used extensively.
Richly illustrated this title shows the innovative ways timber is currently being handled and how its use has been expanded by new technologies and experiments with traditional building methods.
Richly illustrated this title shows the innovative ways timber is currently being handled and how its use has been expanded by new technologies and experiments with traditional building methods.
Timber as a traditional building material provides exciting possibilities in architectural design that have long been recognised and employed. Quite apart from the aesthetic value of the different kinds of wood, one of the most important advantages is its sustainability which make it part of energy-efficient architecture. Touch Wood presents outstanding examples of the latest architectural designs from all over the world for which wood has been used extensively.
Richly illustrated this title shows the innovative ways timber is currently being handled and how its use has been expanded by new technologies and experiments with traditional building methods.
Richly illustrated this title shows the innovative ways timber is currently being handled and how its use has been expanded by new technologies and experiments with traditional building methods.
