Martin Rauch : rammed earth = Lehm und Architektur / Otto Kapfinger ; [translation from German into English: Elizabeth Schwaiger ; translation from German into Italian: Reinhold Ferrari].

Main entry:

Kapfinger, Otto.

Title & Author:

Martin Rauch : rammed earth = Lehm und Architektur / Otto Kapfinger ; [translation from German into English: Elizabeth Schwaiger ; translation from German into Italian: Reinhold Ferrari].

Publication:

Description:

159 pages : illustrations (some color), plans ; 29 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (page 156).
Also issued online.
English, German, and Italian.

Summary:

The use of rammed earth in architecture is a fascinating fusion of modern technology, ancient knowledge and innovative construction techniques. This volume is an introduction to contemporary building with rammed earth.

ISBN:

3764364610 (hd.)
9783764364618 (hd.)

Subject:

Rauch, Martin, 1958- Criticism and interpretation.
Rauch, Martin,.
Rauch, Martin, 1958-
Atelier Martin Rauch.
Pisé.
Earth houses.
Architecture Austria History 20th century.
Architecture Autriche Histoire 20e siècle.
pisé.
Architecture
Architects Austria 20th century.
Arkitektur Österrike 1900-talet.
Byggnadsmaterial jord.
Arkitektkontor Martin Rauch.
Austria

Form/genre:

Criticism, interpretation, etc.
History

Added entries:

Rauch, Martin, 1958-

Rammed earth
Lehm und Architektur

Holdings:

Location: Library main 221033
Call No.: NA44.R241.23 K3 2001
Status: Available

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