Wood in Architecture: Rediscover the Material of Our Time

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Wood has been one of the most popular building materials of the world and wooden buildings served as the predecessors and prototypes of architecture in history. This paper focuses on a single material, wood, as a tool to discuss the potential continuity of meaning in the material language of architecture and addresses the topic of the material imagination in architecture.

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DOI: 10.1515/9783035619959-004

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