Lecture
Earthen architecture: building for a sustainable future
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- A4/330
- Language: German
- Type: Lecture
Lecture description
Martin Rauch is internationally recognized as a leading expert in the field of rammed earth construction. In over four decades of theoretical and practical research, he has managed to significantly develop traditional rammed earth techniques and integrate them into modern architecture. His work has received numerous awards; since 2010 he is honorary professor of the UNESCO Chair “Earthen architecture, building cultures and sustainable development".
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