Video recording of a program on Sustainable Building Technologies: Fibre Concrete Roofing

Part of:

Collection: Georg Lippsmeier Collection, 1960s-2010
Series: Research materials on low-cost housing, construction material and technologies, urbanization and energy, 1960s-2005

People:

African Architecture Matters (archive creator)
Georg Lippsmeier (archive creator)
Robert Tomlinson (director)
Ian Macwhinnie (producer)

Title:

Video recording of a program on Sustainable Building Technologies: Fibre Concrete Roofing

Date:

1990

Description:

A video program on the topic of sustainable building technologies with a focus on fibre concrete roofing, shot on location in Kenya. The recording features narration and interviews. The film created by the Building Advisory Service and Information Network (BASIN).

Quantity / Object type:
1 VHS

Technique and media:

Pal, colour

Dimensions:

00:20:47.00

Reference number:

ARCH285401

Physical characteristics and technical requirements:

Specialized equipment required for playback.

Conditions governing access:

Access by appointment only. Access to a digitized copy of this recording is available by contacting Reference at ref@cca.qc.ca.

Conditions governing reproduction:

For copyright information or permission to reproduce material from the fonds, please contact the CCA at reproductions@cca.qc.ca.

Credit line:
Georg Lippsmeier Collection
Collection Centre Canadien d'Architecture/
Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal;
Gift of African Architecture Matters

Folder Number:

CD037-018-007

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