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Current Issue 1+2/2012 Timber Construction
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Timber construction is becoming increasingly popular. Thanks to changing general conditions and increasing environmental awareness, the size of timber constructions being built, also in an urban context, is getting bigger. Leading edge projects can of course already be found in the traditional timber construction regions. Timber construction is, at the same time, an efficient method of CO2 storage – as long as the material is obtained using responsible methods of cultivation, and from a source that is not too far away. DETAIL 1-2/2012 presents a broad range of modern timber constructions: from a simple holiday house to a residential group home in a pragmatic mixed material design, from computer-aided development of a research pavilion to a modern interpretation of a bath house, from a commercial to a higher education building. The issue contains a special article dedicated to surface treatment and moisture proofing. Foto: Thomas Madlener, D-München Foto: AL_A, GB-London Content in Issue 1+2/2012
Primitive Hut of the Future? Bionic Research Pavilion in Wood
p. 6
discussion | architect: ICD/ITKE, Universität Stuttgart | author: Frank Kaltenbach |
»Timber Wave« – The Construction of the Temporary Wooden Sculpture
p. 9
discussion | author: Andrew Lawrence |
Extension to the University of Applied Sciences in Kuchl
p. 55
documentation | architect: Dietrich Untertrifaller Architekten | |
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