Natural Building: A Guide to Materials and Techniques by Tom Woolley
Natural Building involves construction with materials that have undergone less processing and manufacturing than conventional synthetic products.
Natural Building
Summary
Describing the many materials and methods that have been used by the pioneers of natural building, this book discusses the reasons why various materials have been chosen. Illustrated with over 220 colour photographs and diagrams, it is aimed at architects, self-builders, environmental groups, and at those interested in green issues.
Natural Building Summary
About Tom Woolley
Tom Woolley is Professor of Architecture at Queen's University Belfast. A member of the Association of Environment-Conscious Builders, he is a frequent speaker at major conferences concerned with natural building and related issues. He edited the Green Building Handbook [Spon Press 1997 & 2000], contributes to the work of Rachel Bevan Architects and is involved in building a house using hemp-lime construction.
Additional information
GOR002379905
9781861268419
1861268416
Natural Building: A Guide to Materials and Techniques by Tom Woolley
Used - Very Good
Hardback
The Crowood Press Ltd
20060626
192
N/A
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