IN THE FRAME.
The article discusses the use of tensile cables to support reciprocal-framed structures. Topics include the book on the subject entitled "Reciprocal Frame Architecture," by Olga Popovic Larsen, the use of the framing technique in the Bunraku Theatre in Seiwa, Japan, designed by architect Kazuhiro Is...
| Published in: | Architectural Review Vol. 230; no. 1377; pp. 96 - 102 |
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EMAP Publishing Limited
Nov2011
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