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Hardback. Condizione: New. Wood is an ideal building material for sustainable architecture. It grows back and absorbs large quantities of CO2. But where does it actually come from in each case, and how will we make forestry and wood processing fit for the future? In what ways are conventional notions of professions and qualifications in architecture, engineering, and construction tested by using wood as building material?French journalist Michèle Leloup together with architect François Leclercq - a pioneer of timber construction in France - have for a long time explored the ecological, economic, industrial, and technical challenges of using timber for major structures and urban architecture. This book summarises their findings using examples from the French forestry and construction industry. It also takes a look at Austria and the innovative work by Hermann Kaufmann, an internationally revered leader in the further development of traditional timber architecture. In addition, the book features five projects by Leclercq Associés.Richly and attractively illustrated with new images by French architecture photographer Cyrille Weiner, The Wood That Makes Our Cities offers a concise survey of topical questions and findings in contemporary timber construction.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Wood is an ideal building material for sustainable architecture. It grows back and absorbs large quantities of CO2. But where does it actually come from in each case, and how will we make forestry and wood processing fit for the future? In what ways are conventional notions of professions and qualifications in architecture, engineering, and construction tested by using wood as building material? French journalist Michele Leloup together with architect Francois Leclercq - a pioneer of timber construction in France - have for a long time explored the ecological, economic, industrial, and technical challenges of using timber for major structures and urban architecture. This book summarises their findings using examples from the French forestry and construction industry. It also takes a look at Austria and the innovative work by Hermann Kaufmann, an internationally revered leader in the further development of traditional timber architecture. In addition, the book features five projects by Leclercq Associes. Richly and attractively illustrated with new images by French architecture photographer Cyrille Weiner, The Wood That Makes Our Cities offers a concise survey of topical questions and findings in contemporary timber construction. AUTHORS: Michele Leloup is a French journalist and writer. She is a member of the Academie d'Architecture and of the outreach committee of the Maison de l'architecture in Paris. Cyrille Weiner is a celebrated French architecture photographer and editor. His images are a key element of the books Napoli Super Modern (2020) and Paris Haussmann: A Model's Relevance (2017/2020), both published by Park Books. Jad Hussein is a graphic designer and editor who runs his own studio Look Specific in Paris. Francois Leclercq is an architect and urban designer and principal of Paris-based architecture and planning firm Leclercq Associes. Paul Laigle is an architect and partner with Paris-based architecture and planning firm Leclercq Associes. He is an expert on building with natural resources and timber construction. SELLING POINTS: . A concise survey of topical questions and findings in contemporary timber construction . Considers ecological, economic, industrial and technical challenges of the use of wood as a building material . Features five major timber construction designs by Paris-based firm Leclercq Associes . Illustrated with new images by French architecture photographer Cyrille Weiner 155 colour, 19 b/w illustrations A wide-ranging survey of ecological, economical, and technical aspects of timber construction, with a focus on France's forestry and recently realised timber structures in French cities. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condizione: New. Wood is an ideal building material for sustainable architecture. It grows back and absorbs large quantities of CO2. But where does it actually come from in each case, and how will we make forestry and wood processing fit for the future? In what ways are conventional notions of professions and qualifications in architecture, engineering, and construction tested by using wood as building material?French journalist Michèle Leloup together with architect François Leclercq-a pioneer of timber construction in France-have for a long time explored the ecological, economic, industrial, and technical challenges of using timber for major structures and urban architecture. This book summarises their findings using examples from the French forestry and construction industry. It also takes a look at Austria and the innovative work by Hermann Kaufmann, an internationally revered leader in the further development of traditional timber architecture. In addition, the book features five projects by Leclercq Associés.Richly and attractively illustrated with new images by French architecture photographer Cyrille Weiner, The Wood That Makes Our Cities offers a concise survey of topical questions and findings in contemporary timber construction.Text in French.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Wood is an ideal building material for sustainable architecture. It grows back and absorbs large quantities of CO2. But where does it actually come from in each case, and how will we make forestry and wood processing fit for the future? In what ways are conventional notions of professions and qualifications in architecture, engineering, and construction tested by using wood as building material? French journalist Michele Leloup together with architect Francois Leclercq - a pioneer of timber construction in France - have for a long time explored the ecological, economic, industrial, and technical challenges of using timber for major structures and urban architecture. This book summarises their findings using examples from the French forestry and construction industry. It also takes a look at Austria and the innovative work by Hermann Kaufmann, an internationally revered leader in the further development of traditional timber architecture. In addition, the book features five projects by Leclercq Associes. Richly and attractively illustrated with new images by French architecture photographer Cyrille Weiner, The Wood That Makes Our Cities offers a concise survey of topical questions and findings in contemporary timber construction. Text in French. AUTHORS: Michele Leloup is a French journalist and writer. She is a member of the Academie d'Architecture and of the outreach committee of the Maison de l'architecture in Paris. Cyrille Weiner is a celebrated French architecture photographer and editor. His images are a key element of the books Napoli Super Modern (2020) and Paris Haussmann: A Model's Relevance (2017/2020), both published by Park Books. Jad Hussein is a graphic designer and editor who runs his own studio Look Specific in Paris. Francois Leclercq is an architect and urban designer and principal of Paris-based architecture and planning firm Leclercq Associes. Paul Laigle is an architect and partner with Paris-based architecture and planning firm Leclercq Associes. He is an expert on building with natural resources and timber construction. SELLING POINTS: . A concise survey of topical questions and findings in contemporary timber construction . Considers ecological, economic, industrial and technical challenges of the use of wood as a building material . Features five major timber construction designs by Paris-based firm Leclercq Associes . Illustrated with new images by French architecture photographer Cyrille Weiner 155 colour, 19 b/w illustrations A wide-ranging survey of ecological, economical, and technical aspects of timber construction, with a focus on France's forestry and recently realised timber structures in French cities. Text in French. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Wood is an ideal building material for sustainable architecture. It grows back and absorbs large quantities of CO2. But where does it actually come from in each case, and how will we make forestry and wood processing fit for the future In what ways are conventional notions of professions and qualifications in architecture, engineering, and construction tested by using wood as building material French journalist Michèle Leloup together with architect François Leclercq-a pioneer of timber construction in France-have for a long time explored the ecological, economic, industrial, and technical challenges of using timber for major structures and urban architecture. This book summarizes their findings using examples from the French forestry and construction industry. It also takes a look at Austria and the innovative work by Hermann Kaufmann, an internationally revered leader in the further development of traditional timber architecture. In addition, the book features five projects by Leclercq Associés. Richly and attractively illustrated with new images by French architecture photographer Cyrille Weiner, The Wood That Makes Our Cities offers a concise survey of topical questions and findings in contemporary timber construction.; Für eine nachhaltige Architektur ist Holz ein idealer Rohstoff. Er wächst nach und absorbiert dabei grosse Mengen CO2. Doch wo kommt dieses Baumaterial im Einzelfall eigentlich her, und wie kann eine zukunftsfähige Waldwirtschaft und Holzverarbeitung betrieben werden Inwiefern stellt die Verwendung von Holz als Baustoff hergebrachte Überzeugungen zu Berufsbildern und -qualifikationen in Architektur, Ingenieurwesen und Bauhandwerk auf den Prüfstand Die Journalistin Michèle Leloup und der Architekt François Leclercq - ein Pionier des Holzbaus in Frankreich - befassen sich seit Langem eingehend mit den ökologischen, wirtschaftlichen, industriellen und technischen Herausforderungen der Verwendung von Holz als Baumaterial auch für Grossstrukturen und Bauten in der Stadt. In diesem Buch fassen sie ihre Erkenntnisse am Beispiel der Forstwirtschaft und des Baugeschehens in Frankreich zusammen. In einem Exkurs blicken sie auch nach Österreich und auf die innovative Arbeit von Hermann Kaufmann, dessen Weiterentwicklung der traditionellen Holzarchitektur in Vorarlberg international wegweisend ist. Zudem stellt das Buch fünf herausragende Projekte von Leclercq Associés im Grossraum Paris und in der Umgebung von Nantes im Detail vor. Reichhaltig und attraktiv illustriert mit Aufnahmen des französischen Architekturfotografen Cyrille Weiner, bietet das englischsprachige Buch einen kompakten Überblick zu aktuellen Fragen und Erkenntnissen im zeitgenössischen Holzbau.…

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Condizione: New. A wide-ranging survey of ecological, economical, and technical aspects of timber construction, with a focus on France s forestry and recently realised timber structures in French cities.Fuer eine nachhaltige Architektur ist Holz ein idealer Rohstoff. Er .

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. Wood is an ideal building material for sustainable architecture. It grows back and absorbs large quantities of CO2. But where does it actually come from in each case, and how will we make forestry and wood processing fit for the future? In what ways are conventional notions of professions and qualifications in architecture, engineering, and construction tested by using wood as building material? French journalist Michele Leloup together with architect Francois Leclercq - a pioneer of timber construction in France - have for a long time explored the ecological, economic, industrial, and technical challenges of using timber for major structures and urban architecture. This book summarises their findings using examples from the French forestry and construction industry. It also takes a look at Austria and the innovative work by Hermann Kaufmann, an internationally revered leader in the further development of traditional timber architecture. In addition, the book features five projects by Leclercq Associes. Richly and attractively illustrated with new images by French architecture photographer Cyrille Weiner, The Wood That Makes Our Cities offers a concise survey of topical questions and findings in contemporary timber construction. AUTHORS: Michele Leloup is a French journalist and writer. She is a member of the Academie d'Architecture and of the outreach committee of the Maison de l'architecture in Paris. Cyrille Weiner is a celebrated French architecture photographer and editor. His images are a key element of the books Napoli Super Modern (2020) and Paris Haussmann: A Model's Relevance (2017/2020), both published by Park Books. Jad Hussein is a graphic designer and editor who runs his own studio Look Specific in Paris. Francois Leclercq is an architect and urban designer and principal of Paris-based architecture and planning firm Leclercq Associes. Paul Laigle is an architect and partner with Paris-based architecture and planning firm Leclercq Associes. He is an expert on building with natural resources and timber construction. SELLING POINTS: . A concise survey of topical questions and findings in contemporary timber construction . Considers ecological, economic, industrial and technical challenges of the use of wood as a building material . Features five major timber construction designs by Paris-based firm Leclercq Associes . Illustrated with new images by French architecture photographer Cyrille Weiner 155 colour, 19 b/w illustrations A wide-ranging survey of ecological, economical, and technical aspects of timber construction, with a focus on France's forestry and recently realised timber structures in French cities. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…