Construire en pierre massive à Paris = Building with limestone in Paris / Andrew Ayers.

Main entry:

Ayers, Andrew.

Title & Author:

Construire en pierre massive à Paris = Building with limestone in Paris / Andrew Ayers.

Publication:

Paris : H2o architectes : Building Books, [2020]

Description:

88 unnumbered pages : illustrations (chiefly color), plans ; 24 cm + 1 folded plan (24 cm)

Notes:
Cover title.
In French and English.

Summary:

This is the first book of a collection of monographic books on the projects of h2o architectes. It showcases the construction of a 32-home building in the 15th arrondissement in Paris that features 24 cm ashlar masonry facades. Requiring neither firing nor the addition of other products, stone material allows a 60% reduction in CO2 in comparison to concrete where the construction phase is concerned, and a 35% reduction over a period of 50 years. h2o architectes successfully demonstrate that load-bearing stone, a geo-sourced material, represents an economical alternative and has the advantage of offering a higher-quality standard of finish.

ISBN:

2956781537 (paperback)
9782956781530 (paperback)

Subject:

Sustainable architecture France Paris.
Sustainable buildings France Paris Design and construction.
Stone veneers France Paris.
Architecture durable France Paris.
Placages de pierre France Paris.
Stone veneers.
Sustainable architecture.
Sustainable buildings Design and construction.
France Paris.

Added entries:

H2o architectes (Paris)

Building with limestone in Paris
Title of plan: Plan d'appareillage de la façade avenue Félix-Faure = Stone layout plan of the facade on avenue Félix-Faure

Holdings:

Location: Library main 309267
Call No.: BIB 254537
Status: Available

Location: Library main 310103
Call No.: BIB 254537
Notes: accompanying material
Status: Available

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