Timber frames scale new heights: Waugh Thistleton director Andrew Waugh explains why timber was a necessary alternative to steel and concrete for the construction of The Office Group's Black & White Building in London.
| Publicado en: | RIBA Journal Vol. 129; no. 9; pp. 53 - 56 |
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RIBA Enterprises Ltd
Oct2022
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