Thailand : architecture in steel. 2 / [editor, Nithi Sthapitanonda].

Title & Author:

Thailand : architecture in steel. 2 / [editor, Nithi Sthapitanonda].

Publication:

Bangkok : Li-Zenn Publishing Limited, 2014.

Description:

287 pages : color illustrations ; 25 cm

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Publisher's band.

Summary:

'Thailand: Architecture in Steel 2', demonstrates the skills of Thai architects and engineers. In this book as an opportunity to showcase the strength of architecture by Thai designers and features 34 projects by invited architects. There were many more high quality architectural projects using steel which deserve to be recognized. Many of the projects in this book use steel in interior design. In recent times, interior designers see more potential and beauty in steel and have more confidence in the builder's craftsmanship. Steel construction is also time saving and convenient to install, while falling in a similar price range to other construction materials. All of these factors have resulted in steel being more widely used throughout Thailand.

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ISBN:

9786167800127
616780012X

Subject:

Building, Iron and steel Thailand.
Steel, Structural.
Architecture, Modern 21st century.
Construction métallique Thaïlande.
Acier de construction.
Architecture 21e siècle.
structural steel.
Architecture, Modern.
Building, Iron and steel.
Architecture Thailand History 21st century
Thailand.

Added entries:

Nithi Sathāpitānon, 1947-

Architecture in steel

Holdings:

Location: Library main 299057
Call No.: BIB 245188
Status: Available

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