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Tragendes Holzgewebe

2009
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Das am IBOIS, dem Institut für Holzkonstruktionen der EPF Lausanne, an - gesiedelte Forschungsvorhaben «Tragendes Holzgewebe: Die Anwendung textiler Prinzipien im baulichen Massstab » untersucht neuartige Holzkonstruktionen, die auf der Logik und den Prinzipien textiler Techniken basieren. Durch Anwenden dieser Techniken im grossen Massstab können modular einsetzbare Elemente mit doppelt ge - krümmten Flächen und dadurch vorteilhaften statischen Eigenschaften entstehen.

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