Uffelen, Chris van, author.
Wood works : sustainability, versatility, stability / Chris van Uffelen.
1st edition.
Salenstein : Braun, 2020.
©2020
218 pages : color illustrations ; 29 cm
Wood is nature's greatest resource, embedded in the history, culture and life of humans worldwide. And it is ingenious as building material: remarkably malleable and at the same time resilient, recyclable in many ways and reducing greenhouse gases, universally applicable and locally available, renewable and beautiful. Today, new processing technologies extend the spectrum of its possible applications and the combinability with other building materials, enabling new amazing technical and design solutions. In short, almost anything - structurally - can be done with it. Whatever architects and interior designers think of can be realized with wood: from energy-efficient houses via multi-story academic facilities to the interiors of fashionable bars. The traditional building material has become ultra-contemporary and increasingly cutting-edge, offering extraordinarily exciting possibilities for architectural design.
9783037682500 (hardcover)
3037682507 (hardcover)
Building, Wooden.
Architectural woodwork.
Wood in interior decoration.
Sustainable architecture.
Construction en bois.
Travail du bois (Architecture)
Bois en décoration intérieure.
Architecture durable.
Location: Library main 307706
Call No.: BIB 253188
Status: Available
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